AMSTERDAM: Shell re-opened the Trans Nigeria pipeline that feeds Bonny Light crude oil to the export terminal, a spokeswoman said.
The pipeline, which has the capacity to carry 180 000 barrels of crude oil per day, was closed on May 12 following a leak caused by attempted theft.
There were four to six days of delays on the pipeline, traders said, which could cause some June-loading cargoes to be deferred to July.
Shell has said it did not declare force majeure on loadings.
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