Pipelines remain the safest, most efficient way to transport fuel compared to truck or rail. Studies conducted by the Liquids Energy Pipeline Association (LEPA) have shown that pipelines result in fewer spills and incidents, while reducing congestion and emissions from truck transport.
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Did you know that pipeline depth can vary significantly based on terrain and environmental factors? It’s important for landowners and the public to understand how…
Farmers play a critical role in food production, and Wolverine is committed to ensuring their safety when working near pipelines. It’s important to understand the…
This summer, Wolverine Pipe Line Company (Wolverine) has held two boom deployment exercises, one in Marshall, MI, and one in Niles, MI, showcasing its commitment…
Lansing, Mich. – Wolverine Pipe Line Company (Wolverine) recently conducted simulated emergency response drills along the Grand River in Eaton Rapids, MI and along the…
Saint Louis, Michigan – Wolverine Pipe Line Company (Wolverine) has awarded Saint Louis Area Fire Department a $2,000 grant to support the Department’s fundraiser to…
Portland, Mich. — Wolverine Pipe Line Company conducted a simulated emergency response drill along the Looking Glass River located in Portland, MI on September 25,…
IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES CALL: 888-337-5004 Wolverine Pipe Line Company (Wolverine) would like to remind residents that removing or defacing pipeline markers and digging without…
Marshall, Mich. — Wolverine Pipe Line Company conducted a simulated emergency response drill along the Kalamazoo River located in Marshall, MI on August 13, 2020….
The holiday season is upon us, and at Wolverine we are focused not only on celebrating the festivities, but also on giving back to our…
Exercise attended by local, state, and federal agencies PORTAGE, MICHIGAN – Wolverine Pipe Line Company conducted a spill drill exercise in Grand Haven, Michigan on…
Wolverine Pipe Line Company presented a check on December 7th, 2018 to the Pines Fire Department for $1,000. The fire department will use the grant to…
By Kelsey Hammon BUCHANAN — When Richard Heminger, 78, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of esophageal cancer in February, he quickly became too sick…