The proliferation of rail-based crude oil transport in the Bakken Shale and elsewhere has not gone unnoticed by pipeliner Enbridge Inc. “It’s an agile…way of getting to market,” Enbridge’s Stephen John Wuori, president of the liquids pipeline business, said. However, “…rail movements can and will get turned off in a day if differentials collapse.”
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FERC Meddles Further in El Paso Capacity Allocation Planning
While many El Paso Natural Gas shippers were thankful that the contract conversion on Sept. 1 finally ended years of nomination cuts on the system, a new FERC order could lead to new constraints and may bring back nomination cuts in a hurry, according to some observers.
September 8, 2003
FERC Meddles Further in El Paso Capacity Allocation Planning
While many El Paso Natural Gas shippers were thankful that the contract conversion on Sept. 1 finally ended years of nomination cuts on the system, a new FERC order could lead to new constraints and may bring back nomination cuts in a hurry, according to some observers.
September 8, 2003
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