Propane

Mariner East Construction Resumes After Drilling Mud Affects Groundwater

Mariner East Construction Resumes After Drilling Mud Affects Groundwater

Sunoco Pipeline LP resumed construction of the Mariner East (ME) 2 pipeline over the weekend after it was forced to suspend horizontal directional drilling (HDD) last week when families in southeast Pennsylvania reported that their well water was affected by the operations.

July 10, 2017
NGVs Facing Increasing Competition from Alternative Fuels

NGVs Facing Increasing Competition from Alternative Fuels

Change is the operative gear for the alternative fuel transportation space this year, and the natural gas vehicle (NGV) sector is finding it has increasing competition, particularly in the medium- and heavy-duty fleet vehicle space where “clean” diesel and propane are eyeing more advancements.

May 17, 2017

Third Propane Export License Granted by Canadian Regulators

Canadian natural gas producers have been granted a liquid byproduct growth entitlement with a lifespan of up to a quarter-century. The third propane export license granted by the National Energy Board (NEB) raised the total volume allowed for foreign sales over 25 years to 1.6 billion bbl to be shipped out at a brisk pace of as much as 222,000 b/d.

January 20, 2017

Phillips 66 Sends First Contracted Cargo From Texas LPG Terminal

Phillips 66 said its Freeport LPG Export Terminal in Freeport, TX, is now fully operational. The company loaded its first contracted cargo on the Commander, a very large gas carrier that departed the terminal Friday.

December 16, 2016
EIA Says Residential Heating Oil, Propane Prices So Far Similar to Last Winter

EIA Says Residential Heating Oil, Propane Prices So Far Similar to Last Winter

Prices for residential heating oil and propane are similar to the low prices customers enjoyed during the last winter season, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

November 17, 2016

Canadian Regulators Authorize Pacific Propane Exports

While Canadian liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects stall on high costs, a more economical byproduct sideline is advancing.

October 21, 2016

Canada Looks to Propane Exports as LNG Hopes Flounder

Canadian energy merchants have set out to repeat an all-but-forgotten past success as an escape from glutted natural gas markets across North America.

September 2, 2016

Williams Selling Canadian Business For US$1.03 Billion

Williams and Williams Partners said late Monday that they have agreed to sell the companies’ Canadian businesses to Inter Pipeline Ltd. for combined cash proceeds of C$1.35 billion (about US$1.03 billion). Proceeds are to be used to reduce debt at the companies.

August 8, 2016
Larger Panama Canal Means Most to U.S. Propane Exports, EIA Says

Larger Panama Canal Means Most to U.S. Propane Exports, EIA Says

When the third set of locks at the Panama Canal opens for business Sunday, it will mark the historic widening of the canal and improve the economics of shipping petroleum and other products. U.S. propane exports will see the greatest benefit, at least for now, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

June 23, 2016

Pembina, Kuwait Petroleum Unit Evaluating Alberta Petchem Complex

Calgary-based Pembina Pipeline Corp. and a subsidiary of Kuwait Petroleum Corp. (KPC) are evaluating the possibility of partnering on a world-scale combined propane dehydrogenation (PDH) and polypropylene upgrading facility in Alberta.

April 12, 2016