My opinion would be if the pipeline was duplicated, it would need to be used to a reasonable capacity to prevent sedimentation in the pipe. This would be difficult due to bottlenecks elsewhere in the production line. That said I would not be against potentially “at risk” sections being constructed and sitting ready to tie in to the main line if needed.
There is something unique about the current pipeline. Something like the longest span suspended by wire rope, but I could be wrong about that.
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