Frank
Nieto
Contributor
Canada’s Imperial Oil Resumes Shipping Crude By Rail
Improved economics allows producer to resume moving volumes.
Rocky Road Ahead For Colorado
Even as oil and gas production increase out of the Rockies region, the industry faces a number of pressing issues that could significantly halt this growth.
Canada's Alberta Increases Crude Output Limit For May And June
The government said the increase in production limits comes as warmer weather reduces the amount of diluent needed to help oil sands bitumen flow through pipelines, increasing capacity.
Doing It Right
Proper procedures allow efficient construction—and operations—of rail-to-truck propane terminals.
Canadian Province Of Alberta Leases 4,400 Rail Cars To Clear Oil Glut
Volume will reach 120,000 bbl/d by mid-2020.
US Issues New Rules Requiring Rail Oil Spill Response Plans
PHMSA’s regulations will take effect in August.
North Dakota Oil Prices Set To Weaken Further Amid Pipe, Rail Constraints
Takeaway capacity cannot keep up with rising production and rail loadings will likely diminish in the winter.
Cenovus Signs Crude-By-Rail Transport Deals To US Gulf Coast
The deals come as the discount on Canadian heavy oil has spread to $42, its widest point on record, as rising production from Alberta's oil sands has run up against full pipelines, leading to swelling volumes in storage.
Philadelphia-Area Crude Rail Terminal Reawakened By Discounted Crude
Bakken crude resumes its flow after three years.
Vista Commences Crude Transloading Operations With JupiterMLP
Leveraging Pecos terminal to help alleviate Permian Basin crude takeaway constraints.