The United States already has 160,000 miles of liquid petroleum pipelines, 300,000 miles of natural gas transmission pipelines, and 85003,200,000 miles of local gas distribution pipelines.
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Pipelines: The Department of Transportation is moving forward with new rules for abandoned pipelines.
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Construction of American Pipelines - Says new pipelines should be made using US-produced materials. 6.
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Atlassian launches Bitbucket Pipelines Maybe the most important of the new tools is Bitbucket Pipelines.
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There are pipelines running through New York State, there are pipelines running close to New York City.
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Indigenous and environmental opposition to pipelines has forced Trudeau to push for tighter regulations on future pipelines.
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"It is certain that the state would not approve new pipelines or allow use of existing pipelines to transport oil from new leases onshore," wrote the commission, charged with permitting pipelines in California.
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The Gulf itself is crisscrossed by oil and natural gas pipelines that connect production platforms to pipelines onshore.
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The gulf itself is crisscrossed by oil and natural gas pipelines that connect production platforms to pipelines onshore.
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More than 199,2023 miles of liquid petroleum pipelines and 305,000 miles of gas transmission pipelines crisscross the United States.
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Pipelines: The Department of Transportation is releasing a new safety advisory to protect oil and gas pipelines from tampering.
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The company's profits on Friday were helped by strength in its U.S. natural gas pipelines and liquids pipelines units.
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"As we know, it's not a matter of if pipelines leak, it's a matter of when pipelines leak," she explained.
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Traders noted that other pipelines providing crude to the Midwest, including Enbridge's Ozark and BP1 pipelines, still have additional capacity.
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"When we combine with Veresen who is...68 percent pipelines, we put the P back in pipelines in our name," Dilger said.
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Unlike gas pipelines, which are federally regulated by FERC, oil pipelines that don't cross state lines are regulated by the states themselves.
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To ensure America's energy security and environmental safety, it is essential to outfit pipelines with the latest spill detection technology; repair or replace older pipelines; and construct new pipelines to transport oil, natural gas, gasoline, and ethanol from production regions.
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The plan will mainly impact Petrochina, which controls 70 percent of China's oil pipelines and nearly 80 percent of the major gas pipelines.
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The deal is for 30 assets, which include crude pipelines, refined products and natural gas liquids pipelines and terminal systems, the company said.
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Cleaning pipeline "pigs" — mechanical devices sent through pipelines — track conditions such as corrosion and remove wax that collects on the walls of pipelines.
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Here's what is happening: Pipelines: The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is fixing mistakes made in a rule for interstate natural gas pipelines.
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Several states have invoked the Clean Water Act to delay approval of sections of pipelines, arguing that the pipelines will cause environmental damage.
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Aging pipelines, from long distance oil pipelines to gas distribution lines within the city gate are a commercial liability, safety risk, and environmental hazard.
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The Department of Transportation is proposing new regulations for natural gas pipelines that would expand federal safety standards to a bigger group of pipelines.
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Pipelines and protesters One of the first controversies Trump faced in office was handling the advancement of the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines.
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He said investigators should pay special attention to the mechanisms that were used to transfer gas from high-pressure pipelines to low-pressure pipelines.
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The most recent data show that both liquid pipelines and natural gas pipelines transported crude oil, petroleum products and natural gas at a safety rate of 99.99 percent — making pipelines one of the safest, most efficient ways to transport the energy families and businesses need.
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McIntyre's leadership also saw FERC start the process of overhauling how it approves natural gas pipelines, while approving numerous pipelines on partyline 85033-2 votes.
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Canada, home to the world's third-largest oil reserves, relies heavily on pipelines to move its product, making it imperative for pipelines to be secure.
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PIPELINES TO GET CLIMATE TEST IN CANADA: Canada is due to start considering climate change when deciding whether to permit oil and natural gas pipelines.
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When you live on a nest of earthquakes, and there are pipelines present there is no doubt that those pipelines are being ruptured and damaged.
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CCTV said the blast was not a gas explosion, as the gas pipelines beneath the ground were no longer active, citing the operator of the pipelines.
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Lengthy delays in getting new export pipelines built have led to congestion on existing pipelines and crude getting stranded in Canada's main oil-producing province Alberta.
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Today, there are 85033,000 miles of pipelines carrying oil around the country, up more than 60 percent from 2004, and natural gas pipelines have had comparable growth.
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Multiple pipelines are located near the site, Ladd said, adding that first responders were focusing on shutting off pressure and flow to the pipelines at the site.
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"Residents are trying to build a barrier to stop the oil and fire from reaching gas pipelines and water pipelines, and the main road," the NOC's Harari said.
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There is an equal amount of natural gas pipelines — approximately 28503,22019 miles of transmission pipelines that move natural gas from the fields where it is produced to the more than two million miles of distribution pipelines that deliver natural gas for heating and cooling, water heating, cooking and drying clothes.
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"If the pipelines can't be built, as is happening in seven large gas pipelines, the companies still have to be paid even if there's no gas," said Lopez Obrador.
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Alternative gasoline pipelines to the East Coast have not been proposed in recent years, due to the combination of Colonial's efficiency and the difficulty of building new products pipelines.
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The flood, which has killed almost 130 people and wiped out acres of crops, also damaged some of the company's natural gas pipelines, crude oil pipelines and port facilities.
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Kellog argued that wasn't a concern because pipelines and other infrastructure could continue to cross through the private and state lands that already are home to roughly 2628 pipelines.
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Kellog argued that wasn't a concern because pipelines and other infrastructure could continue to cross through the private and state lands that already are home to roughly 35 pipelines.
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Either way, faster pipeline approvals will have no impact in the many situations where flaring wells are already connected to pipelines or where operators simply don't build new pipelines.
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The decision to advance the pipelines cast aside efforts by President Barack Obama's administration to block construction of the two pipelines, while making good on one of Trump's campaign promises.
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Indigenous tribes in the US and Canada have opposed pipelines such as Keystone for years, arguing that the proximity of these pipelines to indigenous land and reservations violates Native sovereignty.
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Operators and technicians make it possible by moving a half-million barrels per day in internal pipelines that link the major pipelines and tanks of its 0003 million barrel terminal.
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For pipeline operators to secure financing to build pipelines and storage facilities, they need oil producers, refiners and traders to sign long-term contracts to use space on the pipelines.
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These plants mean more pipelines and fracking, but the powerful methane emissions from the pipelines systems and the natural gas wells that fill them won't be counted in the CPP.
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"Pipelines are so long and so linear, they are like a border, you cannot oversee every part of them." said Patrick Keys, TransCanada vice president of Canadian Gas Pipelines Commercial West.
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ADNOC Oil Pipelines will "lease ADNOC's interest in 18 pipelines, transporting stabilized crude oil and condensate across ADNOC's offshore and onshore upstream concessions," for 23 years, the company said in February.
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What it does not show are the land and water impacts associated with development at the well head or the pipelines that take the gas from wells to these interstate pipelines.
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Methane can leak from oilfield equipment and pipelines, or is flared or vented during maintenance work, and when new oil wells are added in areas that don't have natural gas pipelines.
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The country needs more pipelines — and needs them now.
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"The enforced output reduction is related to Transneft's cuts of intake of oil into the system of trunk pipelines," a Rosneft spokesman said, adding that the pipelines were blocked by contaminated crude.
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Dirk Lever, an analyst with AltaCorp Capital in Calgary, said the approval was "absolutely expected" as natural gas gathering pipelines attract far less scrutiny and controversy than major crude oil export pipelines.
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This sentiment is not coming from a casual observer looking to place pipelines in someone else's neighborhood, but a Texan whose congressional district is home to a large number of similar pipelines.
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"It is certain that the state would not approve new pipelines or allow use of existing pipelines to transport oil from new leases onshore," the commission wrote in the letter seen by Reuters.
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The EU this week agreed new rules for gas import pipelines, stipulating that the pipelines should not be owned by gas suppliers and that third parties should also be able to use them.
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Only nations whose seabed territories are crossed by the pipelines would have to agree to lay the new pipelines, the convention says, though all five states could have a say on environmental protections.
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Google Cloud is adding a bit of complexity (or flexibility, depending on your perspective) here, given that you can use both the Kubeflow Pipelines SDK and the TensorFlow Extended SDK for authoring pipelines.
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Meanwhile, China Petroleum Pipelines has been contracted to lay 450 kilometres of gas pipelines by early 2019 to take 290 million scfd of gas from the Haradh field to the Hawiyah processing plant.
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The company's earnings from its oil pipelines plunged 33% to C$13 million ($267.58 million) in the fourth quarter, while profit from its Canadian natural gas pipelines fell 29% to C$321 million.
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Why it matters: Greater demands on the power grid have led to more natural gas pipelines in the Northeastern U.S., but several proposed pipelines have been canceled or delayed due to public pushback.
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Surveys reveal strong export pipelines in Japan, Singapore and Taiwan.
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The company slowly recovered and narrowed its focus on pipelines.
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Environmentalists have criticized Wells Fargo for financing controversial oil pipelines.
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Some are pipelines linking terminals to inland centers of demand.
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PIPELINES are meant to be safe, reliable and deadly boring.
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Analysts expect the pipelines to be valued above $3 billion.
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Building more pipelines was a cornerstone of Trudeau's energy policy.
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Interest in both pipelines exceeded available capacity, the company said.
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With regard to pipelines, we've been doing a poor job.
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"Pipelines are going to be winners under Trump," Cramer said.
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The logistics and pipelines business has been the most successful.
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Premier Notley has become increasingly vocal in support of pipelines.
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Abandoned pipelines are facing new scrutiny from the Obama administration.
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"They repair and the pipelines break open again," he said.
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But he also spoke about highways, railroads, pipelines and more.
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America's pipelines and refineries lag far behind its energy production.
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The two largest leaks this year have involved crude pipelines.
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The subtext was clear: Trump wants to greenlight the pipelines.
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That could impair profits for pipelines to supply those plants.
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That deal includes a crude oil terminal and other pipelines.
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He cited the pipelines from Jaguar, Audi, Porsche and Mercedes.
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Infrastructure, especially responsibly permitted pipelines, should be expedited where possible.
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We have pipelines that are leaking and that are dangerous.
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He built railroads, pipelines, highways and finally the Hoover Dam.
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Strasky has more problems than just pipelines and fracking impacts.
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The high cost of building underwater pipelines is another deterrent.
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By 2020, 18,000 households are expected to have new pipelines.
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The law requires thorough environmental review of projects like pipelines.
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The law requires thorough environmental review of projects like pipelines.
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Oil leaks from the pipelines shine in gassy, muted rainbows.
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Pipelines are the cheapest mode to transport oil to market.
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Fivetran announces $15M Series A to build automated data pipelines
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Some refined products have been moved through pipelines and barges.
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Some refined products have been moved through pipelines and barges.
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Without more pipelines, oil sands companies cannot expand their operations.
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"Fifteen years ago nobody cared that much about pipelines, today pipelines are under siege," said Al Monaco, president and CEO of Enbridge Inc, with over 27,000 miles of gas transmission lines in North America.
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Unfortunately, construction of new pipelines and other critical energy infrastructure is too often blocked by states, which have the power to reject pipelines under a little-understood provision of the federal Clean Water Act.
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These LNG terminals, coupled with the new regional pipelines in the region and reverse flow of gas through existing pipelines, have allowed Central and Eastern European countries to diversify their gas imports from Gazprom.
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Pipelines > rail: While rail offers companies more flexibility on where to move oil, pipelines are cheaper and safer, so they're generally preferred as the default oil mover where and when possible, most experts agree.
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Canada's oil producers are desperate for new export pipelines, as rising production and tight capacity on existing pipelines has led to Canadian crude trading at a wide discount to the West Texas Intermediate benchmark.
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According to TransCanada, its near-term projects also include the Nova Gas Transmission Ltd and Canadian Mainline natural gas systems, minor crude pipelines and power generation projects in Canada and gas pipelines in Mexico.
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We've also taken steps to begin construction of the Keystone pipeline and Dakota Access pipelines, thousands and thousands of jobs, and put new buy American measures in place to require American steel for American pipelines.
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A new entity called ADNOC Oil Pipelines will lease the oil company's interest in 18 pipelines, transporting crude oil and condensates across ADNOC's upstream concessions for a 23-year period, ADNOC said in a statement.
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TransCanada said earnings from its Canadian natural gas pipelines fell 10.2 percent to C$213 million, while earnings from its U.S. pipelines, including the Keystone XL, rose 15.5 percent in the quarter ended March 31.
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Operators of natural gas pipelines are also in talks to potentially join groups to operate the logistics assets that Petrobras will sell with each refinery, such as terminals and oil and fuel pipelines, they added.
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Nord Stream 2 will consist of two pipelines running in parallel.
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The company's Longhorn and BridgeTex crude pipelines remain suspended, it said.
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Other refined products pipelines in the Houston area also remain suspended.
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Let them in!" followed by "No pipelines on stolen native land!
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His job involved delivering gasoline, diesel and jet fuel through pipelines.
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Nebraska officials were in favor of the pipelines being co-located.
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How are they creating pipelines for these stories to be told?
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The pipelines that shut run from Houston to Greensboro, North Carolina.
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SGM's primary expertise is in building gas pipelines and related infrastructure.
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Low energy prices dried up demand for drilling equipment and pipelines.
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AbbVie and Allergan are both mature companies with poor drug pipelines.
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Heavy crude must be diluted to move through pipelines, adding cost.
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President Trump wants American pipelines to be built with American steel.
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"We've got this complicated regulatory framework governing pipelines," Reagen told Mashable.
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More than 15,000 pipelines supplying gas and electricity into key markets.
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Pipelines rely on detailed inspections, corrosion prevention and public awareness campaigns.
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Magellan's refined products and crude oil pipelines in Texas remain online.
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The new rules target abandoned pipelines that once carried hazardous liquids.
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Citgo owns three refineries and a network of terminals and pipelines.
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In the meantime, we prepare for the incoming pro-pipelines president.
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The approvals for the western pipelines would not stem the exodus.
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That's why the project's opponents created Lancaster Against Pipelines, she said.
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We need these pipelines to start pumping it to the East.
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For example, don't build oil pipelines near major drinking water sources.
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That part is not used for international pipelines, a spokesman said.
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Williams, an operator of natural-gas pipelines based in Tulsa, Okla.
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Militia leaders closed ports and pipelines, militants set storage tanks ablaze.
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They say that logging, oil pipelines, and constructions threaten their sustainability.
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He met with governors to talk skills gaps and talent pipelines.
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We streamlined permitting processes for pipelines, hydroelectric facilities and transmission lines.
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Both pipelines are designed to bypass Ukraine as a transit route.
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It will also review the design of existing pipelines near water.
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With more pipelines coming on line, concerns about supply should ease.
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Crude oil pipelines leak at river crossings, sometimes causing catastrophic spills.
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Texas is making it a lot riskier to protest new pipelines.
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The dams, pipelines and roads that these loans built spurred progress.
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Half of the steel used in our energy pipelines is imported.
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America depends on pipelines to move energy and supply our economy.
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Turning western Virginia blue requires more than a position on pipelines.
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During the SARS outbreak, pipelines were a major source of transmission.
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MSNBC and CNN are the biggest pipelines into voters' living rooms.
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They built the pipelines and electrical grids to power our country.
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And pipelines facilitate the generation of fossil fuels, fossil fuel energy.
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Hubs are intersections of pipelines where gas is traded and priced.
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At present, pipelines account for about 46 percent of Pembina's margins.
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Sometimes damage, especially to underwater pipelines, can take weeks to detect.
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It specifically cited Beijing's ability to cut off natural gas pipelines.
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Thousands of troops have been deployed to guard pipelines across Mexico.
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There's going to be so much that comes with the pipelines.
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However, Frydenberg said the sheer size of APA, with 15,000 kilometres (9,320 miles) of pipelines, including 74 percent of pipelines in the most populous states of New South Wales and Victoria, raised concerns about foreign ownership.
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He temporarily shut down several of the nation's main pipelines, resorting to a limited network of tanker trucks to transport fuel to gas stations, and deployed more than 20183,000 soldiers and marines to patrol the pipelines.
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We have cleared the way for the construction of the Keystone and Dakota Access Pipelines -- thereby creating tens of thousands of jobs -- and I've issued a new directive that new American pipelines be made with American steel.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's state planner issued new draft rules on Friday to give private companies access to the country's oil and gas infrastructure, including crude oil pipelines, gas pipelines, liquefied natural gas terminals and underground gas storage.
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We have cleared the way for the construction of the Keystone and Dakota Access Pipelines — thereby creating tens of thousands of jobs — and I've issued a new directive that new American pipelines be made with American steel.
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However, Italy is working to connect its network to other EU pipelines.
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This is what matters far more than pipelines or opening oil reserves.
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Traders anticipated further inventory builds in Cushing as new pipelines come online.
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Instead, the fuel from the closed pipelines is delivered by tanker trucks.
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Not only have we built pipelines, but we built more export terminals.
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The pipelines are also estimated to create thousands of more indirect jobs.
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Wilhelmshaven is a deep-sea port close to storage facilities and pipelines.
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These accidental emissions occur during drilling, in the pipelines or during delivery.
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The pipelines that were shut run from Houston to Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Both of these pipelines stalled under the Obama administration after ongoing protests.
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Many real Americans, for instance, protested the construction of pipelines last year.
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The pipelines have been strongly supported by the Russian and German governments.
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Instead, new pipelines are opening up to facilitate the diffusion of research.
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Both pipelines are meant to help producers bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
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Both pipelines are expected to return to normal operations by early January.
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And when the pipelines get built, we're now an exporter of energy.
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BELARUS DEPUTY PM SAYS BELARUS PLANS TO FULLY CLEAN UP ITS PIPELINES
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Energy stocks got a particular boost on hopes of approvals for pipelines.
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"Moving new pipelines through those areas is very, very challenging," Johnson said.
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Enbridge also operates major U.S. oil pipelines including Spearhead and Flanagan South.
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That's now slowing as those pipelines come online and the backlog eases.
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ADNOC will have sovereignty over the pipelines and management of pipeline operations.
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Companies designed taller offshore oilrigs and pipelines able to withstand melting permafrost.
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But booming output has overwhelmed existing pipelines to Gulf Coast export markets.
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We know more pipelines are slated for construction all over this country.
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Pipelines transport natural gas from the site of production to the consumer.
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To build the most efficient instruction pipelines, the system kind of cheats.
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The pipelines were shut down by 7:30AM PST, the statement said.
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The orders fulfill campaign promises Trump made to move both pipelines forward.
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Pipelines of all kinds also face staunch opposition from climate-change activists.
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Sanders vowed to continue to work to stop the pipelines moving forward.
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An executive said two major pipelines being developed are financed by shippers.
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" Energy Transfer: "You've got to stay away from all these pipelines. Why?
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You think about the pipelines that got stopped by the previous administration.
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However, it will take time for companies to rebuild their project pipelines.
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And they insist that it is one of the safest pipelines ever.
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Energy Transfer bought pipelines that ran east to west across the state.
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NTS has nearly 1,560 miles (2,511 km) of pipelines in southeast Brazil.
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Colombia's dropped 11.5 percent as a consequence of rebel attacks on pipelines.
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To replace U.S. LNG, China will increasingly depend on Russia's gas pipelines.
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You see a lot of heavy industry associated with pipelines and drilling.
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Pharma companies, meanwhile, are hungry for more immunotherapies to fill their pipelines.
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Means we have to have infrastructure for pipelines, east, west, west, east.
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Let's not forget about the Keystone XL and the Dakota Access pipelines.
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I do not agree with them—the immigration, the pipelines, the hate.
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One stumble like 2015, and talent pipelines can slow to a trickle.
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Pipelines are one of the problems we face in our infrastructure system.
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Natural gas pipelines of course criss-cross all over the United States.
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Construction on both pipelines was halted at the end of Obama's administration.
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He included a guideline that pipelines use only U.S. labor and materials.
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Kinder Morgan, which operates pipelines and terminals, also spoke at the hearing.
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Constructing new pipelines to alleviate the bottleneck will take a long time.
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Gas pipelines are exploding and turning into firestorms in towns and cities.
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"Mini Mike Bloomberg will kill your drilling, fracking and pipelines," he tweeted.
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Pipelines like Keystone XL and Northern Gateway face nearly insurmountable political opposition.
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Crude shipments by rail have risen as Canadian pipelines have become congested.
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Meanwhile, a lack of infrastructure like pipelines is hitting natural gas prices.
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"Virtually all of the pipelines running from Canada are full," Tran said.
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Pipelines carrying Caspian oil and gas to Europe run across its territory.
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At least 2300 other proposed pipelines also plan to cross the trail.
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This project's pipelines run from Russia under the Baltic Sea to Germany.
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"We don't rubber-stamp interstate pipelines here at the commission," he said.
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He says he will only reopen the pipelines when they are secured.
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PIPELINES NIGERIAN MILITANT GROUP SAYS IT ATTACKED ARE OPERATED BY ITALY'S ENI
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The U.S. exports natural gas to Mexico and Canada, mostly through pipelines.
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According to Johnson, a number of pipelines and terminals are under construction.
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It's something we've had in the pipelines for quite a long time.
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Those assets include terminal agreements and line space on the Colonial and Plantation pipelines, two of the biggest fuel pipelines in the country that connect the Gulf Coast refining hub to the Southeast and populous East Coast markets.
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Even when familiar subjects like pipelines are broached, the response from Trudeau's Liberal government—who, like Obama's Democratic contingency, is invested in seeing the completion of a number of gas and oil pipelines—lacks signs of serious thought.
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TC Energy, formerly Trans Canada, said earnings from its liquids pipelines rose about 39% to C$13 million ($410 million) in the second quarter, and earnings from U.S. natural gas pipelines rose about 23% to C$663 million.
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The use of drones to monitor pipelines is common in advanced energy producing countries but a new step for Iraq which has seen attacks from insurgents on pipelines since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion which toppled Saddam Hussein.
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Line filling of pipelines owned by EPIC Crude Pipeline LLC and Plains All American Partners LP has eased an inland crude oil bottleneck, pushing Houston prices lower and prompting pipelines to cut transportation rates, traders and analysts said.
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"When we combine with Veresen who is...13 percent pipelines, we put the P back in pipelines in our name," Pembina's Chief Executive Michael Dilger said on a conference call, speaking of the breakup of Veresen's operating margins.
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The company's earnings from its oil pipelines, of which Keystone is the biggest contributor, plunged 33.3% to C$13 million in the fourth quarter, while profit from its Canadian natural gas pipelines fell 28.7% to C$321 million.
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"Your work also is to look at refurbishing these pipelines and storage along a Public Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement by getting willing private companies to invest in these pipelines," Baru said at a ceremony to inaugurate the NPSC board.
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The ruling stemmed from a decision by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to approve the Southeast Pipelines Project, three gas pipelines proposed by a consortium of companies including Duke Energy Corp, Spectra Energy Partners and NextEra Energy Inc.
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In the letter, they note that the same type of cybersecurity standards legislation protecting the energy grid is not in place for pipelines delivering natural gas and oil despite pipelines' dependence on the same types of internet-connected systems.
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People in the industry expressed hope that the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission would be willing to override state decisions to block other pipelines, including Williams Cos Inc's Constitution and National Fuel Gas Co's Northern Access pipelines from Pennsylvania.
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He has given green lights to the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines, which will help create a few thousand construction jobs — although environmentalists protest that the pipelines will hasten global warming by increasing America's reliance on fossil fuels.
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In Sunoco's defense, none of its Mariner East pipelines have exploded, and a consulting firm the company hired has claimed that the risk of civilians getting injured by these pipelines is less than getting hurt in a car crash.
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In the letter, they note that the same type of cybersecurity standards legislation protecting the energy grid is not in place for pipelines delivering natural gas and oil despite pipelines' dependence on the same types of internet-connected systems.
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Alberta oil is currently carried by train and by trucks in addition to pipelines, but the petroleum industry has urged the Canadian and US governments to approve major pipeline projects because they say existing pipelines have exceeded their capacity.
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Borissov said the Black Sea should be "for tourism and pipelines, not ships".
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The account showcases fellow Appalachians fighting pipelines by fundraising with vibrator cookie cutters.
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Pipelines may also struggle to carry all that crude out of the Permian.
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The company noted there were already approximately 56 pipelines across the Appalachian Trail.
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The pipelines carry crude produced from Canada's oil sands to the United States.
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Groups vowing to "liberate" Ahvaz claim to sabotage pipelines and shoot at officials.
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The new government began the closure of major fuel pipelines on December 27.
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The National Liberation Army (ELN) has frequently been behind attacks on oil pipelines.
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About $500 million of that will be spend on pipelines through Alpine High.
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But Germany's press for the pipelines has undermined European Union solidarity, critics argue.
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Gas pipelines and electricity interconnectors are not subject to border checks or tariffs.
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The former Soviet republic hosts pipelines carrying Caspian oil and gas to Europe.
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Oil pipelines intersect in Cushing, which is considered a hub for crude shipments.
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Some fear they will dam rivers, hold up pipelines and close border crossings.
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With their pipelines empty, large drugmakers are increasingly looking to acquire other companies.
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Trump signed executive memoranda to accelerate the pipelines four days after taking office.
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Other pipelines and domestic shipments account for the rest of the region's supply.
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There have been more than two dozen attacks on Colombian pipelines in 2019.
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Go Deeper: Trump will reverse Obama's actions on Keystone XL and Dakota pipelines
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Shell is still building the pipelines between the two refineries, the sources said.
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Political sources say the Liberal government will reveal its decision on two pipelines.
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Predictably, the Kremlin used the incident to press for more pipelines to Europe.
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Pipelines will have to be built and a new onshore extraction industry created.
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The risk is that these will recreate the vulnerabilities of cross-border pipelines.
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A recent map indicates the site of other contentious pipelines throughout the country.
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There have been around 20 attacks on Colombian pipelines so far in 2019.
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NNPC owns and operates gas pipelines which feed power plants in the country.
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Maps on the far walls shows three underground oil pipelines and border outposts.
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Thirteen new onshore pipelines will also be built, covering 55 miles (88 km).
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Rosneft is a major investor in Iraqi Kurdistan and controls its oil pipelines.
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Metal pipelines and other SPR infrastructure are constantly exposed to moist, salty air.
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Dry gas goes through pipelines, it's much less capital intensive than power generation.
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Par also will spend between $8 million and $10 million to integrate pipelines.
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Boston and Staten Island, with their old corrosive pipelines, were the most flatulent.
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At present, pipelines account for about 46 percent of the margins of Pembina.
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The Soviets used the stolen software to operate their gas pipelines in Siberia.
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"Pipelines do break," Lawrence told her university on her return from Standing Rock.
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"The solution is LNG and pipelines to export that natural gas," Mazrouei said.
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Those pipelines supply Hungary, Slovenia and Croatia but also Baumgarten's biggest recipient, Italy.
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Of that demand, 3.2 bcf came from pipelines and 0.1 bcf from storage.
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Thawing permafrost could make the earth buckle and slide under buildings and pipelines.
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Idled pipelines have corroded, thieves have stolen copper wiring at desert oil facilities.
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FERC, or the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, oversees construction of new pipelines.
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Crude by rail will narrow the differential, but not as much as pipelines.
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Pipelines remain the safest mode of transportation for crude oil and petroleum products.
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About $2128 million of that will be spend on pipelines through Alpine High.
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But the orders fulfill campaign promises Trump made to move both pipelines forward.
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After the acquisition closes, TransCanada will own about 57,000 miles of gas pipelines.
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The incident raised safety concerns about the sprawling U.S. networks of aging pipelines.
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Yes, but: The U.S. has no comparable standards for its network of pipelines.
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For more, see our FactsMatters on the Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines.
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Worse, the pipelines of the financial system are clogging up in the panic.
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Pipelines, refineries, and power plants operate on a top-down chain of command.
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Pipelines from the port carry gas and oil through Rakhine to southern China.
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Canada's Constitution gives the federal government authority over pipelines that cross provincial boundaries.
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Pipelines that run between the United States and Canada must obtain presidential approval.
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Despite all of the above, the Mariner East pipelines are still going forward.
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The benefits of investing in alternative talent pipelines extend beyond improved retention rates.
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The group frequently bombs pipelines and other installations related to Colombia's oil industry.
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The group frequently bombs pipelines and other installations linked to Colombia's oil industry.
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I have also directed that new pipelines must be constructed with American steel.
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You couldn't build— I approved immediately— the two pipelines, 48,43 jobs— KERNEN: Right.
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The thickest energy pipelines use a grade of steel that is produced abroad.
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But dams and oil and gas pipelines are drying and fragmenting their habitats.
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The Kremlin was using its network of pipelines crudely to bully vulnerable neighbors.
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They attack pipelines and infrastructure, significantly affecting both the environment and the economy.
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The agreement forms a new entity called ADNOC Oil Pipelines, which will "lease ADNOC's interest in 18 pipelines, transporting stabilized crude oil and condensate across ADNOC's offshore and onshore upstream concessions," for 23 years, according to the company's press release Sunday.
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Speaking at Russia's high-profile St Petersburg economic forum on Thursday, Juncker said he had a "strong preference for pipelines that unite rather than for pipelines that divide", and that east EU states must have solid access to energy supplies.
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CN Rail's oil business is doing so well because the pipelines that transport oil from the tar sands in northern Canada to international markets are mostly full, and new pipelines have faced delays and opposition from indigenous people and climate activists.
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Google Cloud today announced the beta launch of Cloud AI Platform Pipelines, a new enterprise-grade service that is meant to give developers a single tool to deploy their machine learning pipelines, together with tools for monitoring and auditing them.
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Were such a rise to take place, Puerto Rico's critical infrastructure near the coast would be negatively impacted, including drinking water pipelines and pump stations, sanitary pipelines and pump stations, one wastewater treatment plant, and six power plants and associated substations.
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Tar sands oil pipelines also spill more often, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), which asserts that tar sands oil pipelines in the Upper Midwest have spilled 3.6 times more oil per pipeline mile than the U.S. average.
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Pipelines are dangerous: From January 2000 to November 2018, fossil fuel pipelines in the United States have resulted in more than 5,500 accidents, 800 fires, 300 explosions, 600 injuries and 3003 fatalities, according to a 2019 analysis by nonprofit group FracTracker.
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Chinese oil and gas pipelines run from Kyauk Pyu across Myanmar to western China.
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Energy infrastructure projects, such as pipelines, also benefit from a Trump presidency, said Lemonides.
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Those were a boon to the companies behind the pipelines, TransCanada andEnergy Transfer Partners.
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Environmental groups on Tuesday blasted Trudeau's decision to approve the two tar sands pipelines.
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There are lots of pipelines out there, some of which would connect with this.
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On immigration, on building a wall, on approving oil pipelines, to name a few.
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The technique made taps difficult to detect, allowing the gang to milk pipelines continuously.
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The number of permanent jobs created directly by the pipelines would be far lower.
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Some executives share their financial forecasts or milestones investors can expect from drug pipelines.
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Trump says the Dakota Access and Keystone pipelines create tens of thousands of jobs.
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In late January, Trump insisted that certain oil pipelines be crafted from American steel.
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Beyond the federal approval issues, state and local governments have also mobilized against pipelines.
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Flares dance in the sky above huge tanks and pipelines running along the roadside.
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A militant group in southern Nigeria said it had blown up three oil pipelines.
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It gives them a choice between profiting from city contracts or pipelines, for instance.
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Some of the major energy pipelines and rail links transit Georgia to European markets.
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Create pipelines for girls and kids of color to realize their dreams in entertainment.
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Enbridge, Kinder Morgan and Spectra Enbridge confirmed that activists had tampered with their pipelines.
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With low-pressure pipelines, Weimer explained, the impact radius is relatively easy to predict.
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When protests flare up in North Dakota over oil pipelines, this is partly why.
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Pipelines are by far the most efficient means of transporting oil and natural gas.
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A global oil market slump has also diminished appetite for building multibillion-dollar pipelines.
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The Arab separatists have previously only been known for bombing oil pipelines at night.
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N, which operates pipelines and storage facilities in the central and western United States.
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Four companies including Inter Pipeline shut in and de-pressurized pipelines, CBC News reported.
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Hire can also port data over to Sheets to make candidate pipelines more glanceable.
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It exported oil via pipelines to the Red Sea that ran through the north.
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Kinder Morgan owns and controls oil and gas pipelines and terminals in North America.
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In Nigeria and conflict zones such as Iraq, pipelines have been targeted by militants.
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Citgo operates three refineries, pipelines and a fuel distribution network in the United States.
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Militants have targeted government installations, security forces, gas pipelines, railway tracks and electricity pylons.
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He's no stranger to fighting against pipelines and the threat they pose to water.
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Proximity to Asia and existing pipelines and LNG export facilities makes Northern Territory attractive.
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MLPs earn fees by moving oil and gas through pipelines, refineries and storage facilities.
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Opponents of the Dakota Access pipeline have vowed to keep up protests against pipelines.
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Like other controversial tar sands pipelines, there is just no need for this project.
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"These struggles are not against pipelines more than at the surface level," says Foytlin.
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It can be used to test pipelines for structural problems such as weakening welds.
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The two pipelines transport around 675,000 bpd of West Texas crude to East Houston.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, meanwhile, has shown himself to be friendly to pipelines.
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Asked about the pipelines by Chris Wallace on Sunday, Trump was coy, sort of.
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"These pipelines are absolutely full," said Dylan White, an oil markets analyst at Genscape.
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The chain of pipelines can be expanded after it becomes fully operational in 2020.
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Local producers who rely on pipelines have been forced to turn off the taps.
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Elsewhere in Canada, there is staunch resistance to building new energy infrastructure like pipelines.
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Most voters in the province oppose both the pipelines that would cross their territory.
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Another nexus of pipelines originates in Midland and runs to Chicago, Toledo, and Detroit.
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Drillers must get such permits for pipelines or other infrastructure that passes the coast.
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Instead of building climate resilient infrastructure, Trump is stripping away environmental reviews for pipelines.
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But heavy crude prices have been driven lower by capacity constraints in Canadian pipelines.
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Logging, oil pipelines, and scientific developments threaten lands deemed sacred by Native American tribes.
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Narrator: Parts of the San Andreas Fault intersect with 39 gas and oil pipelines.
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U.S. energy companies import an estimated 77 percent of the steel used in pipelines.
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Steel is one of the main materials used to construct pipelines and storage tanks.
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Some will only be satisfied when pipelines construction and oil production ceases to exist.
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Under our feet, there are roughly 1.25 million miles of natural gas distribution pipelines.
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Pipelines, like most energy projects, are inherently controversial and subject to vigorous public debate.
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Gangs routinely tap Pemex's pipelines to steal gasoline, tipped off from inside the company.
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Refined products move across three cross-border pipelines in Canada and four in Mexico.
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In response, the firms shut the entire length of the pipelines as a precaution.
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The deal foresees construction of two pipelines on the bed of the Black Sea.
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TC PipeLines said the offer was subject to approval by its board of directors.
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Currently, only Kremlin-controlled Gazprom has exclusive rights to export Russian gas via pipelines.
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Fairfax is among the environmentalist Democratic base in Virginia that's opposed to the pipelines.
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Meanwhile, they are running millions of dollars through the pipelines they promise to dismantle.
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Generally, you don't find oil pipelines that have these massive crossings under fresh water.
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It could be by railway, to a refinery, or by transport, or by pipelines.
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That takes the burden of processing and building data pipelines off of the user.
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We are still fighting pipelines and raising awareness about missing and murdered indigenous women.
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The programs are often pipelines into future jobs and access to valuable work experience.
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Oil producing centers, pipelines and export terminals around the country are vulnerable to attack.
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And that's led to criticism from the right, even among those who support pipelines.
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Importantly from the point of view of Eurasian energy politics, it allows undersea pipelines.
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Mr. Trump has also said his approval of the pipelines went through without protest.
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This is dangerous for people to be living in these areas with oil pipelines.
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Officials, regulators and of course President Trump will continue to praise these proposed pipelines.
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Other North American pipelines have in the past been rerouted in response to protests.
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Pipelines running across the Asian heartland transport the gas through Xinjiang to eastern China.
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Pipelines, reserves and other expenses make up the rest of the project's total cost.
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Both the Rover and Mariner East 2 pipelines have long been seen as controversial.
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Pipelines, a growing body of research suggests, can actually fuel violence against Native women.
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SUDDEN STOPPAGES TO LIBYA'S OIL PRODUCTION CORRODE PIPELINES, EFFECTS LAST FOR YEARS - NOC CHAIRMAN
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Pipelines are an important investment in our country from which we can all benefit.
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Existing pipelines in the production regions are operating at or near their full capacities.
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Such an explosion could cause mass damage to Earth&aposs power grids and pipelines.
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Unlike our nation's highways, these pipelines are largely owned and operated by private companies.
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The result is pipelines beginning construction on projects that are later rejected by states.
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There have been multiple spills by major firms and outdated pipelines in recent years.
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"That's airports, that's pipelines, that's roads, that's bridges, that's harbors, that's canals," he said.
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No longer dependent on continental pipelines, countries can now receive more gas by sea.
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Alberta's landlocked oil industry has been repeatedly thwarted in its quest for additional pipelines.
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But only Johnston and another woman, Annette Klapstein, shut down the two Enbridge pipelines.
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But according to Enbridge, there may not be a market for all three pipelines.
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The semi-autonomous Kurdish authority relies on pipelines in Turkey to move its oil.
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Only the Zhanjiang storage is a standalone facility with no pipelines to nearby refineries.
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Pipelines bisect national parks, and historic buildings are reclaimed by giant, sprawling root systems.
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Related: Canadian Agency Tasked With Overseeing Pipelines Only Did Its Job Properly Half the Time, Audit Shows McKenna and Minister for Natural Resources Jim Carr also promised to appoint a ministerial representative to consult directly with First Nations affected by proposed pipelines.
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Sidi Kerir, which connects to the Red Sea via pipelines also owned by SUMED (Arab Petroleum Pipelines Company) allows Iran to deliver oil much more quickly than if it goes by ship from Iran's Kharg Island terminal, which takes nearly a month.
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The U.S. government has no direct control over deciding the fates of these pipelines, but the Senate recently passed a bill on broader Russian sanctions that allows the Treasury Department to levy sanctions on investment in Russian pipelines built to export natural gas.
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Research from the Rand Corporation suggests that, with minor exceptions, the skills and industrial base needed for building and maintaining oil and gas pipelines are the same as those that would be needed to build and maintain pipelines for moving and sequestering CO28503.
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The latest collection of pipelines that Williams is offering a stake in transfers hydrocarbons away from oil and gas drilling sites, usually to larger pipelines which reach storage facilities or customers - known in the energy industry as gathering and processing (G&P) assets.
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Pipelines and ports have repeatedly been blocked by groups demanding salary payments or other funding.
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That's more than the emissions from rail, oil pipelines, and aviation, and sea-shipping combined.
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The two pipelines have been fiercely disputed and had been delayed under the former President.
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The pipelines on offer are all in operation or expected to be operational by 21.3175.
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And a shortage of pipelines from Canada will make it hard to send much more.
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Another difference between the previous and the present U.S. Administrations is on infrastructure, particularly pipelines.
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Given the infrastructure that exists, reversing the pipelines as I've described appears to be possible.
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Gazprom already sends gas to Germany across the Baltic Sea via the Nord Stream pipelines.
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U.S. manufacturers also typically fabricate pipes for pipelines in 40-foot-long segments, he explained.
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Expanding Trans Mountain would ease congestion on pipelines that move Alberta crude, lifting Canadian prices.
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BP earlier sold one of its Gulf of Mexico pipelines to American Midstream Partners AMID.
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We approved the Keystone and the Dakota access pipelines right away, 48,143 jobs, 48,000 jobs.
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Those are environmentalists, who oppose pipelines, and labor unions who want to build energy infrastructure.
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My organization also partners with trusted peers by sharing pipelines, but we don't stop there.
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They should act as a pipelines to help get people into treatment programs, experts said.
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There have been more than two dozen attacks on Colombian pipelines so far in 2019.
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Nigeria has been hamstrung in months by rebel activity on pipelines and other oil facilities.
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Eventually, the two countries may have to start negotiations about sharing water and building pipelines.
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They'll discuss how people are using drones to stop poachers, deliver packages and inspect pipelines.
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Moreover, all those cars, pipelines and chemical facilities have voters and political interests behind them.
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Militant attacks have hit pipelines and cut output by more than 700,000 barrels per day.
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Spoon directed me to a list of pipelines that have been stopped by popular resistance.
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She was arrested while filming demonstrators at the tar sands pipelines in Wallhala, North Dakota.
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Thieves, called huachicoleros, fight over access to pipelines with the largest flows and highest pressure.
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Range said it can also sell some ethane into natural gas pipelines in the region.
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Most of the gas sold by Russia to European countries flows along pipelines crossing Ukraine.
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There have been more than a dozen attacks on Colombian pipelines so far in 2019.
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Building new oil pipelines in Canada has proven difficult in recent years, even with approvals.
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Supporters argue pipelines are one of the safest and cheapest ways to move energy products.
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The installation of new pipelines should boost realized prices, if you are a Permian producer.
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President signs executive actions to advance approval of Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines.
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Azerbaijan's oil exports through all pipelines totalled 13.349 million tonnes in January-April this year.
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Citgo owns three refineries and a network of terminals and pipelines in the United States.
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Each company shut down the flow of the pipelines at issue, if they were operating.
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On the supply side, Iraq has experienced some outages on its northern and southern pipelines.
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There are existing pipelines, such as Ashoka fellowships, that filter women into social enterprise missions.
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That equals 9 million gallons of oil spilled from pipelines in the U.S. since 2010.
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Dozens of other battles against other proposed pipelines across the country are at various stages.
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Even the natural gas and oil used to fuel power plants is received via pipelines.
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Statistics show that natural gas pipelines are one of the safest forms of energy transportation.
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To root out the theft, Lopez Obrador in late December ordered pipelines to be closed.
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Her left-leaning government tightened environmental rules to encourage other Canadians to accept the pipelines.
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For now, Russia is planning construction of two out of an initial four projected pipelines.
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Still, during some weather disruptions, coal rail networks could be more reliable than gas pipelines.
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I worked on the oil field pipelines of western Kentucky and in a chemical plant.
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By early last year, Mr. Warren had cobbled together a 71,000-mile network of pipelines.
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He has introducted the North American Energy Infrastructure Act to expedite the construction of pipelines.
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Newer and better pipelines and refineries would provide more options for a more efficient market.
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The president has the power to review cross-border pipelines under a 2004 executive order.
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Denham is a chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure's Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials Subcommittee.
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The rules stem from the Protecting our Infrastructure of Pipelines and Enhancing Safety (PIPES) Act.
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TransCanada sold a 49.9 percent stake in PNGTS to TC PipeLines in January last year.
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Both pipelines are being built by state energy giant China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) [CNPET.UL].
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If the last five years are any sign, the old pipelines to employment are obsolete.
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Gas distribution lines are the smaller gas pipelines that distribute gas to homes and businesses.
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What to watch: This revives pipelines as a massive political player for the environmental movement.
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The cost advantage of piped Russian gas and new Russian pipelines including Nord Stream 2.
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"That's our fear — that pipelines do leak," said Jeanne Crumly, whose farm near Page, Neb.
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State Street's widely used index funds serve as major pipelines of capital to public companies.
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He's both watching them and they have direct pipelines ... They've been talking to him. Right.
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The Pennsylvania gas operators were also hoping that new pipelines would open up big markets.
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As the pipelines are being built, there will be a need for increased export capacity.
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Tallgrass is a midstream energy company that operates pipelines for crude oil and natural gas.
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It is now considering new measures that would target new Russian gas pipelines into Europe.
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From his first week in office, Trump has backed pipelines that cut through sovereign land.
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Nearly half the natural gas flowing through pipelines into Germany last year came from Russia.
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The pipelines will be costly; but also far harder to sabotage than conventional aboveground systems.
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Russia is pushing for these pipelines to avoid transit through the Ukraine, according to Reuters.
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With exclusive rights to export gas, Gazprom controls prices, pipelines and energy diplomacy in Russia.
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Natural gas, much of it delivered through pipelines from Norway, and renewables have replaced coal.
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Soaring Vancouver real estate prices, health care, energy projects, pipelines, grizzly bears and — who else?
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" Trump said his order on pipelines "will put a lot of steelworkers back to work.
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Owners of the pipelines cited included Spectra Energy Co, Williams Cos Inc and EQT Corp.
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The European Union could stop investing in new fossil fuel infrastructure, including natural gas pipelines.
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The government approved a pair of heavy-oil pipelines and a liquefied natural gas plant.
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It's been used to oppose contested projects like the Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines.
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New bright yellow gas pipelines installed by the local government snake conspicuously through Zhang's village.
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They should monitor their pipelines for signs of "unauthorized access or interference," the agencies said.
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FERC makes permitting decisions on energy projects such as natural gas pipelines and export terminals.
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The fact is, pipelines like Keystone XL and the proposed Dakota Access pipeline will leak.
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Resources move into local communities and nonprofits instead of into recruiting pipelines for tech giants.
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Proponents have argued that rail or truck transport is more polluting and dangerous than pipelines.
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FERC, an independent agency run by bipartisan commissioners, is responsible for reviewing and permitting pipelines.
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The Transportation Security Administration is charge of maintaining the safety and security of those pipelines.
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The Keystone XL project was meant to supplement existing pipelines and increase Canada's export potential.
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In particular, the rules will apply to infrastructure projects such as roadways, pipelines and broadband.
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The group, however, did not back Fairfax because of his opposition to natural gas pipelines.
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However, those groups in the past previously have only attacked unguarded oil pipelines at night.
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There is a Grand Canyon-size gap in the transitions and pipelines between these systems.
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Oil companies are starting to deploy drones to patrol pipelines for leaks or other damage.
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Without it, Venezuela's gummy production cannot easily flow through pipelines to refineries and export terminals.
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There have been more than two dozen attacks on Colombian pipelines so far this year.
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Russia sends roughly 40% of its European gas deliveries through pipelines that cross through Ukraine.
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So corporations are partnering with community colleges and alternative credentialing programs to build worker pipelines.
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First Nations in British Columbia have used similar treaties in the past to oppose pipelines.
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Billions of dollars in foreign capital have fled the oil sands, no new export pipelines have been built, and the government imposed oil production cuts last year after congestion on existing pipelines pushed the discount on Canadian heavy crude versus U.S. barrels to record levels.
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Related: Related: Whistleblowers Think They Know Why Canadian Pipelines Are Exploding Tracking and follow-up is "critical" to ensuring pipelines are built and operated safely, but the watchdog found the NEB's work was inconsistent or poorly documented in half of the cases it examined.
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Heavy rains in Missouri and Illinois have swollen the Mississippi and its tributaries in the past week, shutting two pipelines feeding the Phillips 66 refinery in Wood River, Illinois, and threatening other refineries, terminals and pipelines along the river to the Gulf Coast in Louisiana.
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The vulnerability of gas pipelines to cyberattacks has been one argument that U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry, a Republican, has used to justify asking the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to bail out aging nuclear and coal power plants, which do not depend on pipelines.
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A lack of pipelines and pipeline outages drove the first quarter numbers to a new record.
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Some companies have been unable to complete construction of pipelines because of opposition from local communities.
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Approving the two pipelines means "there is no way Canada can meet those commitments," Fauret said.
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Over the past 20 years China has broken Russia's monopoly over energy pipelines in Central Asia.
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There are refineries in Chicago and other pipelines that pump in gasoline, diesel and jet fuel.
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Although thieves targeted the pipelines leading to and from the facility, they rarely caused significant loss.
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Russian oil major Rosneft will also invest in pipelines to export gas to Turkey and Europe.
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Trump's executive action basically clears the way for the pipelines to get approval from the government.
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Fossils fuels, including natural gas, not only contribute to global warming, but pipelines leak and explode.
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These include a 700km high-speed railway line and oil pipelines worth a total of $20bn.
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While nothing's final until the pipelines are actually built, these orders make approval much more likely.
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Another 9 million barrels are estimated to be stuck in Druzhba pipelines between Belarus and Germany.
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The pipelines, most of which are underground, carry 3.4 million barrels of crude oil a day.
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For Mr. Röttgen, a member of Ms. Merkel's party, the pipelines are already a Russian success.
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He said the situation could lead to failures in infrastructure, such as ports, pipelines and refineries.
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Pipelines operated by Kinder Morgan Inc and Navitas Midstream Partners LLC both suffered damage, said Little.
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The Alberta government on Tuesday extended production curtailments imposed to help relieve congestion on export pipelines.
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Members of local cartels and gangs have become adept at targeting Mexico's vast network of pipelines.
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Both Kenney and Notley blame Trudeau for a lack of progress on new oil export pipelines.
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The tariffs work like a tax, leading to more expensive bridges, pipelines, cars and beer cans.
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When people refused to turn over their homes to the pipelines, the companies invoked eminent domain.
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"These pipelines remind me of someone with stage 4 cancer who just keeps smoking," she said.
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Plans for new export pipelines are running into opposition from environmentalists, Aboriginal groups and rival provinces.
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Rising opposition to pipelines is hitting Alberta, the landlocked province where most Canadian oil is produced.
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In addition to the Gulf Coast and Midwest assets, BP operates pipelines in the Pacific Northwest.
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This month Mexico cracked down on fuel theft by shutting pipelines, which has led to shortages.
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Methane from wetlands or livestock tends to be lower in carbon-13 than that from pipelines.
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He points out that pipelines are a safer way to transport oil than rail or lorries.
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Two other new pipelines could also raise their prices if Plains' surcharge sticks, three analysts said.
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New customers connected with its pipelines grew 40 percent from 2016 to 365,178 families in 2017.
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"I've done my part," she said of her previous agreements to allow pipelines through her property.
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Trader Pete Najarian, meanwhile, said that some companies have drug pipelines that could "generate excitement" ahead.
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A 2013 map shows Belle Fourche (dark yellow) and other crude oil pipelines in North Dakota.
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Many refineries, pipelines and ports that were shut due to Harvey 10 days ago are restarting.
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Trump's policy may unleash more if it results in the creation of pipelines and other infrastructure.
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The settlements, with gardens and greenery, receive water from the Israeli utility provider via dedicated pipelines.
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Iraqi Kurdistan relies on Turkish pipelines to export oil and the countries have close political ties.
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For some perspective: The southernmost section of the San Andreas fault alone intersects with 39 pipelines.
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Together, the pipelines can carry nearly 2.8 million barrels a day of crude across the border.
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SO ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE'RE REALLY TRYING TO DO IS INVEST IN THE PIPELINES.
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In the UK, there are fewer pipelines for creators and a narrower range of commissioning channels.
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Beyond nuclear, the other significant near-term issue is the construction of oil and gas pipelines.
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The combined company will own and operate more than 3,100 miles of gathering and transportation pipelines.
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There have been dozens of attacks on a variety of Colombian pipelines so far this year.
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Profit from its Mexico natural gas pipelines also rose about 162 percent to C$118 million.
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It has pipelines in the Gulf and could retaliate but cutting off supplies to its neighbors.
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Terry Lamb, a volunteer with activist group MN 350, used to build pipelines for a living.
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Island owns refined products distribution pipelines around terminals near Hilo, Honolulu, Kahului and Port Allen, Hawaii.
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"Enbridge has interests in Gray Oak, Seaway and ETCO pipelines serving Houston crude markets," Barnes said.
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The Valve Turners knew the pipelines would be turned back on in just a few hours.
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Hot-rolled flat steel is used in shipbuilding, gas containers, pressure vessels, tube and energy pipelines.
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The running water and gas heating available in almost every community are made possible using pipelines.
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Like energy grids or pipelines, it generates stable returns, making it attractive to waste management firms.
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On Tuesday, Trump declared himself an "environmentalist" while approving pipelines and promising to cut environmental regulations.
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If Serverless is Databricks attempt at breadth, Deep Learning Pipelines is the company's attempt at depth.
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Mr Haftar's forces and militias from Zintan have the ability to cut off pipelines further south.
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Trump had made it clear that he supported both the Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines.
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According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, pipelines are the safest mode of transporting crude oil.
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I think both the C corp and mass limited partnerships that are pipelines are just losers.
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Diamondback bought a 10 percent stake in two crude pipelines that will start operating this year.
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The evacuations were a precaution in case the fire affected natural gas pipelines or underground wires.
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This will help boost physical security and cybersecurity of energy pipelines and liquefied natural gas facilities.
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But when payments were slashed in 2016 they returned to blowing up pipelines and other infrastructure.
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From there, it should be pretty easy to integrate this code with existing continuous integration pipelines.
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Gas pipelines at the crossing, bringing fuel into the coastal enclave, were damaged, the army said.
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In those years, money, food and fuel flowed like water from these nations into Pyongyang's pipelines.
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Families could live next to unsafe pipelines at risk of leaking or exploding at any moment.
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Another Trump executive order would crimp states' power to demand safe pipelines and other infrastructure projects.
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According to the report, 2628 percent of the highly specialized steel used in pipelines is imported.
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The latest version of the bill clarifies that only Russian energy export pipelines can be sanctioned.
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In Nebraska, more than 28503,22019 miles of pipelines carry liquid and natural gas across our state.
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And like Rockefeller with railroads/pipelines, Gates began using rebates to control this new network industry.
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The state planner has also drafted a rule to lower transportation costs of natural gas pipelines.
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Theft, sabotage and other attacks on oil product pipelines are a major problem for the NNPC.
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The south is home to the biggest reserves; the north has the pipelines to export it.
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Organizers say it's rules like these that have helped Lancaster Against Pipelines earn the community's respect.
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Inspecting boats, docks, nets, pipelines — many of these tasks require large, expensive ROVs or trained divers.
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The extension would cross parts of Montana and South Dakota before joining existing pipelines in Nebraska.
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As American players continue to come through these same pipelines, it's an issue generating more awareness.
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He has also taken aim at new regulations to limit methane leaks from wells and pipelines.
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The company also maintains large numbers of sensors to check on flows through facilities like pipelines.
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Director of Community Partnerships at Northern Gateway Pipelines in Prince George, told the CBC on Tuesday.
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A web of energy pipelines, roads and rail links will connect Gwadar to China's western regions.
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They also targeted critical infrastructure such as oil pipelines and bridges, and even bombed social clubs.
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As he did during the campaign, Mr. Kenney slammed environmental groups, particularly those opposed to pipelines.
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News outlets showed images of collapsed bridges and oil and gas pipelines destroyed by the flooding.
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Before, it had looked only at greenhouse gases created by the construction and operation of pipelines.
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Contracts for building pipelines or gas-fired power plants can last for decades at a time.
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Workers flocked to the city to run the drilling rigs and lay pipelines in the area.
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Thieves use drills to make a hole in pipelines and screw valves and hoses into place.
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They are capable of weekly missile and drone attacks against Saudi targets -- from airports to pipelines.
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Opponents said that episode underscored the risks that pipelines pose for the environment and nearby communities.
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The project needed higher oil prices, a partner and more pipelines to proceed, according to Teck.
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Pipelines must be built to the highest standards, inspected regularly, and kept up in excellent condition.
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For Trump, nothing is more important than accelerating work on the Keystone XL and Dakota pipelines.
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"It's very important that we continue to be able to build new pipelines," Heminger told Cramer.
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Demonstrations against the pipelines were popping up around the country within hours of the president's action.
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Russia's contract to use Ukrainian pipelines to ship natural gas to Europe expires on Dec. 31.
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These affect people and companies that, for instance, invest certain amounts into Russia's energy export pipelines.
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Most of the currently existing pipelines connect single sources of anthropogenic CO2 with single geologic sinks.
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Many refineries, pipelines and ports that were knocked out by Harvey 10 days ago are restarting.
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Canada is running out of pipelines to get its thick oil to the US Gulf Coast.
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The IRA posts and tweets specifically targeted pipelines, fossil fuels and climate change, the report found.
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Revenue from the company's U.S. natural gas pipelines unit more than doubled to C$879 million.
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Volumes could drop as capacity on other pipelines returns to normal following scheduled maintenance, he said.
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Congested pipelines in Western Canada have prompted Alberta to curtail oil production and shaken investor confidence.
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FERC is responsible for permitting decisions on energy projects like natural gas pipelines and export terminals.
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Bottlenecks are expected to persist until the second half of 2019 when new pipelines come online.
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Montana and South Dakota have previously issued permits allowing construction of the pipelines in their states.
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Using imaging algorithms like Bouman's, researchers created three scripted code pipelines to piece together the picture.
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Pipelines and other infrastructure produce steady income, allowing midstream companies to ratchet up payouts to investors.
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The Houthis have attacked Saudi oil infrastructure, including pipelines, throughout the nearly five-year-long war.
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Other heavy crude must be diluted with light oil - an extra expense - to travel through pipelines.
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Yeung counters that additional pipelines would only enhance opportunities for partially upgraded oil to reach markets.
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As part of a landscape-scale planning process, placing linear infrastructure, including pipelines, in the footprint of existing corridors, such as other pipelines, electric power lines or roads — instead of undeveloped areas — can potentially reduce adverse environmental impacts and potentially lower overall construction and maintenance costs.
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Ecopetrol has been plagued by near-continuous attacks on its oil pipelines, generally attributed to leftist rebels.
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Technically, it's quite feasible to plug methane leaks, which often occur in faulty drilling operations or pipelines.
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But volumes have fallen to between 50-80 bcm in recent years as Gazprom built new pipelines.
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Some experts have said coal infrastructure is just as susceptible to cyber attacks as natural gas pipelines.
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However, natural gas transport volumes rose 3 percent, driven by the company's Texas intrastate natural gas pipelines.
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But building the pipelines could allow producers in Canada's Alberta province to expand production and add jobs.
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The new reform plan also includes crude oil and refined product pipelines, said two of the sources.
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But it said it has to ship its product through pipelines that do not accept blended gas.
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Investors have soured as other manufacturers have built robust pipelines of pharmaceutical products while GSK's has lagged.
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Noble midstream partners LP will own and operate pipelines and processing assets largely in Colarado's Weld County.
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If Plantation and other interstate pipelines followed Colonial's lead, it could make supplying airports even more challenging.
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"From now on we are going to start making pipelines in the United States," the president said.
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So you're saying the outrageousness that keeps coming down the pipelines will make unrelated negotiations more difficult?
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TC Energy said earnings from its U.S. natural gas pipelines rose 22 percent to C$792 million.
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On Wednesday, Italian energy giant Eni confirmed that one of its Nigerian pipelines was sabotaged, UPI reported.
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Watch this: Labor leaders in revolt Cifton said the Obama Administration has become more aggressive against pipelines.
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We need more investment, more resources, more mentoring and a real, concerted effort to expand our pipelines.
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It's not all pipelines and oilfields: marine research on humpback whales is part of Trumbull's data collection.
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The country is highly dependent on oil that runs through a small number of pipelines from China.
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American officials say that the pipelines damage Europe's "energy independence" and that Russia should not be trusted.
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They want to solve business problems and know what's going on around a farm or their pipelines.
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"The leadership (of New York) is keeping pipelines from being built for strictly political purposes," Perry said.
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In total, Iran could spend as much as $100 billion rebuilding its natural gas pipelines, analysts said.
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He added that legislators needed to raise taxes on natural gas companies putting pipelines throughout West Virginia.
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Across all four states, 50 percent of spills were related to storage and moving fluids via pipelines.
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In the 1980s Apache found oil in the western desert of Egypt where there were no pipelines.
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The sanctions could also affect other natural gas export pipelines from Russia, including the Turk Stream project.
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" Merck also stands to gain since it's "one of the largest vaccine manufacturers" with "extensive vaccines pipelines.
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His government is seeking to renegotiate contracts for vital gas pipelines previously awarded to private energy companies.
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But the two countries have not agreed on the funding of new pipelines that would be needed.
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The second is natural gas infrastructure; the agency licenses the siting and building of all new pipelines.
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On top of the permafrost sit ecosystems, cities, roads, pipelines, and traditional Indigenous hunting and trapping territories.
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The company is plagued by the regular bombing, attributed to leftist rebels, of various of its pipelines.
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It's an additional way that users can leverage Codefresh to build robust pipelines in a scalable way.
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The promise of Alooma is that it handles the data pipelines and manages them for its users.
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In total, industry analysts say, Iran could spend up to $2300 billion rebuilding its natural gas pipelines.
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Several new pipelines are in the works, but none are expected to enter service before late 2019.
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"It's critical that we get it in service given the continuing uncertainties about competing pipelines," he said.
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Grafeas basically defines an API that collects all of the metadata around code deployments and build pipelines.
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She hates pipelines, wants to abolish ICE, advocates for Medicare-for-all, free college and guaranteed employment.
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It covered the building of two seabed oil pipelines for exports through the Gulf, the ministry said.
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Go deeper: Why energy companies told Trump "no thanks" this summer over building pipelines with American steel.
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Saudi Arabia and the UAE have pipelines that can transport their crude without passing through the strait.
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Building pipelines with American steel has been, to a certain extent, a goal of the Trump administration.
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Politically volatile regions also generate high demand as companies have to contend with damaged pipelines, Jones said.
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Perry suggested the bigger network of pipelines could ease the transfer of crude from oilfields to consumers.
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It's set to use roads, ports, railway tracks, pipelines, airports, electric grids and even fiber optic lines.
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Civil unrest has crimped the country's oil production due to repeated shutdowns of oil fields and pipelines.
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About half of voters are also opposed to restarting the Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines.
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And one of the largest pipelines between Houston and the East Coast had to be shut down.
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That is a classification the agency uses to determine calculations about the vulnerability of pipelines to cyberattacks.
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In the cold, but not in the dark when it comes to the solution: build more pipelines.
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By blowing up pipelines they have helped crash oil production from 2.2m barrels per day to 1.5m.
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They should monitor their pipelines for signs of "unauthorized access or interference," the agencies say. http://bit.
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The group has also claimed it has blown up several oil pipelines in Khuzestan in recent years.
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However, on Tuesday, Erdogan told reporters that Putin wanted to build the pipelines quickly, according to Reuters.
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Louisiana is home to large oil refineries and has many pipelines that cut across the Atchafalaya Basin.
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Back then, local oil prices also sank because there were not enough pipelines to carry away production.
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As well as hitting Russian entities, the sanctions would cover foreign groups supporting Russian "gas export pipelines".
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After about three minutes he started bragging about his approval of Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines.
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Instead, the new prime minister argues in favor developing the resource and building pipelines to transport it.
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It started construction on huge pipelines to move natural gas from established basins and new shale formations.
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The extensive infrastructure required to pump, move and process oil would mean rigs, refineries, pipelines and pollution.
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Fred Upton (R-Mich.), is hosting a hearing Wednesday on various bills to promote pipelines and hydropower.
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Nembe Creek is one of two main pipelines that carry Bonny Light oil to an export terminal.
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To inspect pipelines and railroads, they need to be able to fly beyond visual line of sight.
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Separately, the Niger Delta Avengers group said it had attacked two crude pipelines operated by Italy's ENI.
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Three Democratic lawmakers are raising concerns about the state of coastal U.S. oil and gas pipelines. Reps.
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The storage facility will be connected to pipelines and supply gas to central China, Beijing and Tianjin.
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Deteriorating, leaky gas pipelines are a public safety and environmental hazard, as well as wasteful and inefficient.
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At times, local residents have tapped pipelines to access fuel for their own use or for resale.
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The company owns natural gas processing plants, oil and gas storage facilities, and oil and gas pipelines.
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It's asking the bureau to let it run three pipelines and a power line across federal land.
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Current law punishes damaging or destroying existing pipelines with fines and up to 20 years in prison.
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"You will not see us approve those projects until we have more clarity on pipelines," he said.
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The pipelines that transport the output have suffered various bursts and spills since operations began in 2004.
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However, the country's lack of pipelines to the coast make significant exports to Asia unlikely, he said.
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The Dakota Access project then became four intrastate pipelines instead of an interstate pipeline requiring federal review.
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For understandable reasons, the unions whose workers build pipelines and drill wells also resist attempts to change.
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The Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines will get a second shot under the Trump administration.
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One of the two pipelines charge spot rates ranging from $4 and $5 per barrel, Magellan said.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for telecommunications, truck drivers, pipelines and the environment.
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Crude production is also falling in Nigeria and Iraq as a result of insurgent attacks on pipelines.
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He added that three main gas pipelines on the U.S.-Mexico border make imports vulnerable to disruption.
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The president plans to sign executive actions today advancing the two oil pipelines, according to Bloomberg sources.
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Moral "degeneration", he says, is the reason that drivers run red lights and militants blow up pipelines.
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Pipelines were laid along the streets, with a community tap set up every 25 meters (82 ft).
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For example, the oil industry uses steel for drilling and facility production at refineries and in pipelines.
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Protesters have typically targeted the development of new pipelines and plants, rather than stopping those in service.
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Ascend makes software that helps businesses create data pipelines using 85% less code, according to the startup.
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Imports of refined oil products were also unaffected as they are received via pipelines, port officials said.
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Instead, they specialized in creative operations — developing pipelines and systems that demystify and accelerate the creative process.
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The current pipelines pass through Ukraine, Belarus and Poland, but Nord Stream 2 would bypass those countries.
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President Trump tries to make oil pipelines great again; Merrick Garland's replacement is almost at hand; OSCARS.
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The track record of fossil fuel pipelines suggests such a calamity is only a matter of time.
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In some cases, oil field economics, not federal policy, have stood in the way of new pipelines.
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Some highlights: • 41 pipelines and other pieces of oil and gas infrastructure help China secure valuable resources.
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Sometimes these campaigns, like the movements against the Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines, made national headlines.
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Methane, the primary component of natural gas, leaks from oil and gas wells, pipelines and processing facilities.
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Large because the network consists of 2.8 million miles of pipelines – far longer than any other country.
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But it has been unable to take full advantage of that production due to bottle-necked pipelines.
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But resistance to new pipelines and high production costs have steadily reduced investments in oil-sands fields.
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Several drilling rigs were destroyed and underwater pipelines were damaged, but it appears that leaks were limited.
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That's when Hess Mainstream, a master limited partnership (MLP) that owns oil and gas pipelines, went public.
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Many fires on pipelines in Nigeria, Africa's biggest crude oil producer, are caused by theft and sabotage.
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Much as in the United States, oil pipelines are a source of political conflict in British Columbia.
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Many fires on pipelines in Nigeria, Africa's biggest crude oil producer, are caused by theft and sabotage.
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Baghdad, which does not recognise the deal for the pipelines, has found itself in a difficult situation.
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The government in Jerusalem envisions building pipelines that could transport Israeli gas as far away as Europe.
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The White House announced earlier this month that that would only apply to pipelines with new applications.
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But Canada has run out of pipelines used to transport crude to its southern neighbor, limiting production.
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Rosenstein believes a spinoff of EQT's midstream business, which owns and operates pipelines, would better benefit shareholders.
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Most of the jobs on these pipelines are short-term and many are not necessarily considered "new".
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In North America, protests against oil and gas pipelines have also brought hefty crackdowns in recent years.
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Another 9 million barrels are estimated to be stuck in the Druzhba pipelines between Belarus and Germany.
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Denham is the chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines and Hazardous Materials.
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The rules from the Transportation Department's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration would affect onshore gas pipelines.
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Pipeline companies building the contested Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines get their own special tax break.
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Forward-thinking employers are building alternative talent pipelines to find middle-skills talent – and it's paying off.
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Imports of refined oil products were also unaffected as they are received via pipelines, port officials said.
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The fact that Ukraine's pipelines are in urgent need of repair and investment provides an additional incentive.
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Lipinski is chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee's Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines and Hazardous Materials.
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Oil and gas pipelines would build a Northeast Asian integrated energy scheme, and I would collect rents.
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In the meantime, the Keystone and Dakota pipelines provided Mr. Trump with visible ways to demonstrate action.
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For one thing, most infrastructure funds own assets of limited scope, such as utilities, pipelines and railroads.
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Neither of Mr. Trump's memos greenlighting the Keystone and Dakota Access pipelines includes language requiring American steel.
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We have also seen an increase in pipelines built in fracking regions to transport that natural gas.
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Fragmenting them further with criss-crossing pipelines and high-voltage cables will further reduce some species' range.
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The temporary loss of Syncrude oil production has eased space constrictions on Western Canadian pipelines and trains.
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That executive order isn't limited to pipelines, but would cover other kinds of energy infrastructure projects, too.
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Government spokesman Ratau said the lives of the community would improve "once pipelines were repaired and unblocked".
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Oil fields there have ready access to pipelines, refineries and the growing gas export market in Mexico.
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Waving a cigarette, he traced Gazprom's pipelines snaking from Russia into Europe's industrial heartland on a map.
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HAVANA — The rebels have blown up oil pipelines and blasted police stations in Colombia with homemade bombs.
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What can we do in our pipelines and what can we do in our ecosystem, including children.
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Naturally, Monaco wants his company's Line 3 to be one of the two pipelines to move forward.
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Refineries in Poland and Germany agreed to process the dirty oil sitting in pipelines west of Belarus.
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To facilitate this, some pipelines that used to carry product to the Midwest have already been reversed.
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Dealmaking has surged in the drug industry this year as large players look to improve their pipelines.
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The expansion of the tar sands "can only happen" if new pipelines are approved, the treaty states.
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The credit was extended by Congress, but it takes time for companies to rebuild their project pipelines.
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According to a study by the Fraser Institute published last August, pipelines are 4.5 times safer than rail for moving oil — the rate of incidents for pipelines is 0.049 incidents per million barrels of oil moved, while that rate is 0.227 per million barrels of oil for trains.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Pipeline operator Magellan Midstream Partners LP expects new pipelines to ease a crude oil bottleneck in the Permian basin and squeeze the price differential between Midland, Texas, and Houston, cutting spot shipments on two of its Texas pipelines, Chief Executive Officer Mike Mears said on Thursday.
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HOUSTON, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Pipeline operator Magellan Midstream Partners LP expects three new pipelines to ease a crude oil bottleneck in the Permian basin and squeeze the price differential between Midland, Texas, and Houston, cutting spot shipments on two of its Texas pipelines, executives told investors on Thursday.
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That seems like a lot of heavy breathing for a pair of natural gas pipelines known as Nord Stream 2110, which follow the route and would double the capacity of an existing pair of pipelines, Nord Stream, which started working in 83 and are running at full capacity.
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Energy companies are quickly building pipelines to move Permian oil and gas to Gulf of Mexico ports for export as well as pipelines to Mexico, where natural gas from the United States is replacing oil and coal to remake the country's electricity system and clean up urban air.
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There have more than two dozen attacks in 2019 on the Cano Limon, Trasandino and Mansoya Orito pipelines.
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As Goldman Sachs upgraded Williams Companies to "buy" Wednesday, Jim Cramer says pipelines may be back in vogue.
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Fellow co-founder Pablo Garcia also worked at Google on the AdWords API team building out data pipelines.
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There's almost always constant tension – over lumber, dairy, pipelines, autos – and we take each other to the WTO.
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Enbridge must also notify the FTC before increasing its DCP stake or acquiring other pipelines in the region.
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" Kinder Morgan: "Kinder Morgan is OK because I like the pipelines so much after President Trump got in.
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Gas for the facility will come from northeastern British Columbia via Spectra Energy and Fortis Inc-owned pipelines.
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Anadarko Petroleum (APC) struck a deal to sell natural gas fields and pipelines in Pennsylvania for $1.2 billion.
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Trump's order allows the pipelines to proceed but the projects are still a long way from getting underway.
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The three have agreed to connect the depots with pipelines to optimise operations, industry sources have told Reuters.
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Magellan Midstream Partners announced late Friday that it resumed operations on its BridgeTex and Longhorn crude oil pipelines.
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The two pipelines transport around 675,000 barrels per day (bpd) of West Texas crude oil into East Houston.
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"Both pipelines ignited widespread grassroots resistance worldwide, and Trump's executive orders are renewing mass opposition to the projects."
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It has a number of major pipelines in operation, or under construction, with European energy and infrastructure companies.
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ENVIRONMENT National Geographic takes a look at the environmental impact of completing the Dakota Access and Keystone pipelines.
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And what you can't see is how contaminated the water is due to the oil production and pipelines.
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Some refineries have turned to supplies via other pipelines, but analysts say those alternative routes have limited capacity.
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The Mexican government's lack of attention has allowed organized groups to open clandestine taps along Pemex's main pipelines.
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The government's plan to cut fuel transport via several vulnerable pipelines began a week later on Dec. 27.
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The deal would also reduce attacks on oil pipelines and allow better control over illegal logging and mining.
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, threatened to "close the tap" on pipelines transporting oil from the Kurdish region.
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IS has fed on the chaos—and added to it, lately by attacking water pipelines and pumping stations.
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A Department of Energy report estimates it would cost $270 billion to replace all of the aging pipelines.
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This would include building pipelines to transport CO2 from factories to empty gas fields deep under the sea.
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Oil and gas pipelines crisscross Midland County, which is located in the Permian Basin, the largest U.S. oilfield.
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Berkshire's holdings include MidAmerican Energy, which has diverse energy assets like pipelines, electric transmission and wind energy investments.
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Examples include synthetic fuels in existing jet engines, hydrogen in natural-gas pipelines, or zero-carbon aluminium smelters.
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Its legal brains say that EU energy law does not apply to offshore pipelines outside the internal market.
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SoCalGas has pipeline outages and reductions on several key pipelines, including Lines 2000, 4000, 5000 and 235-2.
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Opponents of the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines hold a rally in New York earlier this year.
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Access to pipelines that work at scale is no small feat, and a major barrier to rapid innovation.
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Meanwhile, far cleaner gas-fired power plants are "stranded", either unconnected to pipelines or spurned by electricity distributors.
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Completing a well by fracking and tying it to pipelines represents about 60 percent of onshore well expenditures.
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With producers holding off completions until new pipelines start up next year, there is less demand for services.
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Pipelines, reserves and other costs make up the rest of the $27.5 billion price tag of the project.
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Ottawa is due to unveil draft legislation on Thursday to improve the way pipelines and mines are assessed.
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The increase depends on lifting a blockade at pipelines serving the western fields of El Feel and Sharara.
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The Niger Delta region has been hit by a wave of militant attacks on oil and gas pipelines.
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Critics said that with pipelines closed there was less theft only because less fuel was available to steal.
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The NEB is the government body primarily responsible for vetting and overseeing Canadian pipelines that cross provincial borders.
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There were also 117 cases of pipelines operating beyond their design limits, for example, using too much pressure.
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But the cost of pipelines and onshore liquefaction facilities means that relatively few gas finds have been developed.
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Congested pipelines forced the main oil-producing province of Alberta to curtail production this year to support prices.
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Earnings from U.S. natural gas pipelines climbed 23%, supported by the Columbia Gas and Columbia Gulf growth projects.
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ALMOST all Canada's oil and gas is landlocked, so getting it to market requires pipelines—lots of them.
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What resources and pipelines are being created so that Hollywood is no longer a good ol' boys club?
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The opposite can be true for shorter pipelines that serve fewer users and are better at detecting spills.
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Both pipelines are expected to return to normal operations in January, with Forties already in the startup process.
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A one-time accelerated depreciation program to replace pipelines older than 85033 years will enhance safety and employment.
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Both companies have been actively pushing the government to allow them to export gas to Europe via pipelines.
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Total announced on Wednesday the signing of an agreement to develop LNG regasification plant, storage, pipelines in Benin.
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Transnet aims to use its existing gas pipelines and rail infrastructure to lower local transport and distribution costs.
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In the last few years, we've seen drones that help stop poachers, deliver packages, inspect pipelines and more.
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Oil refineries, pipelines and shipping channels in the nation's energy center have begun a gradual return of operations.
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ING, which was targeted by the coalition, clarified it will not fund any of the major Canadian pipelines.
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The measure required companies to get certifications from states before building interstate pipelines approved by the federal government.
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President Trump on Tuesday signed orders to advance construction of the controversial Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines.
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There are probes and reconnaissance of power plants and oil pipelines, of course, but so far, no damage.
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Obama signed international climate deals, protected an unprecedented amount of federal land, nixed pipelines, and promoted renewable energy.
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Crucially, it foresees punitive measures against entities that provide material support to Russia in building energy export pipelines.
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Georgia, which is criss-crossed by energy pipelines, hopes to one day join the European Union and NATO.
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With NGX, Nvidia today also launched a new platform that aims to bring AI into the graphics pipelines.
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Users can perform transfer learning with Spark MLlib Pipelines and reap the benefits of distributing computing with Spark.
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Some of these are optional, for example the sanctions on firms that help develop Russian energy export pipelines.
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That makes pipelines one of the safest, most efficient ways to transport the energy homes and businesses need.
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Companies and individuals illegally tap into pipelines and reservoirs, or they find other ways to avoid water meters.
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Pipelines will continue to keep the economy humming, regardless of when and how these two projects get completed.
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The new investments will be geared principally toward eliminating bottlenecks and improving the pipelines' measurement systems, Loon said.
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Central Asia enjoys its many suitors: "Happiness", says a Kazakhstani minister half-jokingly, "is a multiplicity of pipelines".
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The regulations cover only new or substantially modified oil and gas facilities: wells, processors, storage facilities, and pipelines.
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The expansion would nearly triple the flow of crude through Trans Mountain pipelines, to 890,000 barrels per day.
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It's one of too many proposed pipelines putting profits over people, and they all must be stopped immediately.
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In April, Petrobras agreed to sell a collection of gas pipelines to France's Engie SA for $8.6 billion.
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The Internet Research Agency posts and tweets specifically targeted pipelines, fossil fuels and climate change, the report found.
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The company built its reputation on large-scale disasters — crashed planes, exploded oil rigs, burst pipelines, fallen buildings.
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That's when new pipelines are expected to come online, unlocking bottlenecks caused by the Permian Basin's blockbuster growth.
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The difference also is filling crude pipelines at companies that only transport and store oil for a fee.
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Kudlow indicated that Trump's push is likely to include federal actions to override states that have blocked pipelines.
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Another factor is supply bottlenecks — especially in West Texas, where pipelines to Gulf Coast refiners are backing up.
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But other pipelines, as well as oil transported over railroads, have been filling the void in Keystone's absence.
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Both pipelines are expected to return to normal operations in January, with Forties already in start-up process.
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Wood Mackenzie analyst Mark Oberstoetter said his firm agreed with Monaco's assessment on the need for new pipelines.
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In fact, pipelines are safer and a more efficient means of transporting petrochemicals than any of the alternatives.
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MLPs are backed by physical assets, usually oil and gas pipelines, that generate revenue under long-term contracts.
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Trump is expected to sign executive actions on Wednesday advancing the controversial Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines.
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Anadarko Petroleum — Anadarko struck a deal to sell natural gas fields and pipelines in Pennsylvania for $1.2 billion.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Saipem made its name building drills and pipelines for fossil-fuel giants like Saudi Aramco.
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Other trade cases, such as ones involving imported steel used in pipelines and other infrastructure, are pending too.
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The gathered carbon dioxide, separated from the amine, would be compressed, moved through pipelines and ultimately buried underground.
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The model may include sales of pipelines and terminals so new participants can deliver fuel competitively, he added.
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Canadian energy companies rely on pipelines to get crude from the oil sands province of Alberta to markets.
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The Stand is organized by Lancaster Against Pipelines (LAP), a community group building grassroots resistance to the pipeline.
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Over time, these costs may decrease as you build up a library of reusable integrations and ETL pipelines.
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Ensuring the cybersecurity of our electric grid will therefore entail securing a million miles of natural gas pipelines.
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As American oil production has soared in recent recent years, pipelines have leaked at sites around the continent.
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Damaged infrastructure will need repair and replacement, including roads, highways, railways, subways, ports, pipelines, generators, and sewer systems.
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Some of its commanders became millionaires with contracts to protect the same pipelines they had been blowing up.
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Its service lets customers create pipelines for extracting data from various sources and loading it into other databases.
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We must work to improve upon a competitive system that enables companies to create pipelines, not just products.
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With pipelines nearly full and rail capacity limited, a glut of crude has weighed on Canadian oil prices.
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Others are planned to protect sacred peyote gardens and fight planned LNG pipelines and export terminals in Brownsville.
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They all resonate in a time when environmental threats — from logging to oil pipelines — are of great concern.
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Together, the pipelines carry nearly 70 percent of the crude oil imported to the United States from Canada.
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China is building pipelines, ports and railways in Pakistan and Myanmar to relieve its dependence on this waterway.
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But when cold weather arrived, natural gas supplies fell short because planned pipelines had not all been finished.
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Yet dozens of new natural gas pipelines, power plants, and export terminals are in some stage of planning.
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Authorities are meanwhile still looking for the cockpit voice recorder (CVR) believed to be lying among oil pipelines.
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The U.S. energy industry relies on imported steel for drilling equipment, pipelines, liquefied natural gas terminals and refineries.
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The United States has supported pipelines to bypass Russia and alleviate former Soviet states' economic dependence on it.
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We built an impressive, modern infrastructure — air bases, port facilities, pipelines, the huge supply depot at Long Binh.
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Under the deal, it would build a water treatment facility and pipelines needed to boost oil output capacity.
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His orders called for a review of rules requiring state certifications for federally approved interstate pipelines and project.
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His immediate solution was shutting down several pipelines, which created a fuel shortage in several states for weeks.
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As with the CPPIB deal, Williams is seeking to remain the operator of the pipelines, the sources added.
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