OPEC Agrees to Cut Output by 1.2 Million Barrels a Day

[D2D]

Wvit admits he is wallowing in ignorance!

[wvit1001]

The EPA approved and permitted this new refinery d2.  What refineries are you saying they blocked? 




Largest new U.S. oil refinery in nearly 40 years slated for South Texas

It will be the largest one built in 40 years


A Houston-based company is building the largest new U.S. oil refinery in nearly 40 years on 200 acres of South Texas ranch land, strategically located to process the Eagle Ford shale field’s lighter crude and export it to Mexico.

The $500 million refinery is being built by Raven Petroleum in the southwest corner of Duval County on the borders of Jim Hogg and Webb counties.

The facility will refine about 50,000 barrels a day of light crude oil, a rarity in a market where most refineries are geared for heavier crude oil.

The company plans to export diesel, jet fuel, naphtha, gasoline and liquified petroleum gas products to Mexico’s recently opened energy market, the company said in a news release.

http://www.expressnews.com/business/eagle-ford-energy/article/Largest-new-U-S-oil-refinery-in-nearly-40-years-10631516.php

[wvit1001]

The EPA approved and permitted these pipelines d2, what pipelines are you saying they've blocked?



North American Pipeline Project Roundup

The following oil and gas pipeline projects have been announced. Projects are in order of most recent approximate starting date. All projects are for 2016 unless noted.


Henkels & McCoy Inc. was awarded a contract by Williams Transco to install approximately 53.75 miles of 20-in. pipeline and approximately 2 miles of 16-in. pipeline in Bartow, Murray, Gordon and Whitfield counties, Georgia. Headquarters is Calhoun, Georgia. The superintendent is Scott Schoenherr. Approximate start date: Oct. 17.

Snelson Cos. Inc. was awarded a contract by Pacific Gas & Electric to install approximately 200 ft of 8- and 6-in. pipeline and the removal and replacement of an 8-in. mainline valve set in Elk Grove County, California. Headquarters is to be determined. The superintendent is Matt Groeneveld. Approximate start date: Sept. 29.

Pe Ben USA Inc. was awarded a contract by Welded Construction LP for the loading, hauling and stringing of 54 miles of 20-in. pipe in Harrison and Jefferson counties, Ohio; Brook County, West Virginia; and Washington and Allegheny counties, Pennsylvania. Headquarters is Weirton, West Virginia. The superintendent is Tommy Haynes. Approximate start date: Sept. 25.

BigInch Fabricators and Construction Inc. was awarded a contract by Energy Transfer Panhandle Eastern for installation of a new regulator station in Macon County, Illinois. Headquarters is Decatur, Indiana. The superintendent is Frank Ayers. Approximate start date: Sept. 20.

Appalachian Pipeline Contractors LLP was awarded a contract by Piedmont Natural Gas to install approximately 767 ft of 12-in. pipeline via horizontal directional drilling in Guilford County, North Carolina. Headquarters is Greensboro, North Carolina. The superintendent is Ben Gruetzmacher. Approximate start date: Sept. 19.

Dun Transportation & Stringing Inc. was awarded a contract by Tenaska Pennsylvania Partners for the offloading and stockpiling of approximately 10 miles of 20-in. pipe in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Headquarter is on the jobsite. The superintendent is Greg Norman. Approximate start date: Sept. 19.

Foltz Welding Ltd. (d/b/a Continental Pipeline Services) was awarded a contract by Plains All American for the fabrication and installation of approximately 1,500 ft of 30-in. station piping in Marion County, Illinois. Headquarters is Patoka, Illinois. The superintendent is Jonathan Feather. Approximate start date: Sept. 19.

InfraSource LLC has been awarded contracts by Ameren Illinois for the following: 1) to install approximately 300 ft of 6-in. pipeline in Macon County, lllinois, and 2) to install approximately 3,300 ft of 12-in. pipeline in Vermillion County, Illinois. The superintendent for both jobs is Clark DeGroot. Headquarters for both jobs is Litchfield, Illinois. Approximate start date: 1) Sept. 6 and 2) Sept. 19.

Penn Line Service Inc. was awarded a contract by Price Gregory International Inc. for hydro-seeding on approximately 34.4 miles of 20-in. pipeline in Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, Union and Snyder counties, Pennsylvania. Headquarters is on the jobsite. The superintendent is Butch Teats. Approximate start date: Sept. 19.

R.L. Coolsaet Construction Co. was awarded a contract by Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. for the fabrication and installation of a 20-in. launcher, 12-in. receiver, and 12- and 4-in. replacement valves in Livingston County, Michigan. Headquarters is Howell, Michigan. The superintendent is Jack Hill. Approximate start date: Sept. 19.

Snelson Cos. Inc. was awarded a contract by Southern California Gas Co. for the hydro-testing of approximately 2.5 miles of 20-in. pipeline and the replacement of 40 ft of 20-in. pipeline and a mainline valve in Los Angeles County, California. Headquarters is Alhambra, California. The superintendent is Kevin Hartsell. Approximate start date: Sept. 19.

U.S. Pipeline Inc. was awarded a contract by Dominion for the restoration of two right-of-way slips of approximately 100 ft in Greene County, Pennsylvania. Headquarters is Waynesburg, Pennsylvania. The superintendent is Bobby Ludwig. Approximate start date: Sept. 19.

Pe Ben USA Inc. has been awarded contracts by Rockford Corp. for the following: 1) the loading, hauling and stringing of approximately 77 miles of 36-in. pipe and approximately 48 miles of 30-in. pipe in Martin, St. Lucie, Okeechobee, Osceola and Polk counties, Florida. Headquarters are Indiantown and Lake Wales, Florida. The superintendent is Toby Prawl; and 2) the loading, hauling and stringing of approximately 83 miles of 36-in. pipe in Pasco, Lake, Sumter, Osceola and Polk counties, Florida. Headquarters is Lacoochee, Florida. The superintendent is Jose Garza. Approximate start date: 1) Sept. 10 and 2) Sept. 15.

Foltz Welding Ltd. was awarded a contract by Marathon Pipeline for seven 24-in. pipeline anomaly digs in Carter and Boyd counties, Kentucky. Headquarters is unknown.The superintendent is Hank Hull. Approximate start date: Sept. 12.

The HDD Co. Inc. was awarded a contract by OZ Directional Drilling to install approximately 65,000 ft of 30-in. pipeline via horizontal directional drilling in Scott County, Illinois. Headquarters is Winchester, Illinois. The superintendent is Neil Swope. The approximate starting elate was Sept. 12.

Price Gregory International Inc. was awarded contracts by Spectra Energy — Sabal Trail Transmission LLC for the following: 1) to install approximately 457,248 ft of 36-in. pipeline in Tallapoosa, Chambers, Lee and Russell counties, Alabama, and Stewart County, Georgia. Headquarters is Opelika, Alabama. The superintendent is Tommy Hardwick; and 2) to install approximately 769,824 ft of 36-in. pipeline in Suwannee, Gilchrist, Alachua, Levy, Marion and Sumter counties, Florida, and approximately 16,992 ft of 24-in. pipeline in Marion and Citrus counties, Florida. Headquarters are Live Oak and Ocala, Florida. The superintendent is Terry McDaniel. Approximate start date: Sept. 12 (for both projects).

R.L. Coolsaet Construction Co. was awarded a contract by DTE Energy for the take up and relay of approximately 2,000 ft of 30-in. pipeline and the fabrication of three 30-in. mainline valves in Oakland County, Michigan. Headquarters is unknown. The superintendent is Randy Recker. Approximate start date: Sept. 12.

Welded Construction LP was awarded a contract by Sunoco Pipeline LP to install approximately 54.4 miles of 20-in. pipeline in Harrison and Jefferson counties, Ohio; Brooke County, West Virginia and Washington County, Pennsylvania. Headquarters is Smithfield, Ohio. The superintendent is Gerald Hill. Approximate start date: Sept. 8.

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http://napipelines.com/north-american-pipeline-project-roundup-30/

[D2D]

I said Obama/EPA not only EPA!

In stating so I am blaming the entire Executive branch of government!

[wvit1001]

which refineries did they block?

which pipelines did they block?

[D2D]

All as to delay is to block is to increase cost!

[wmdn_bs]

D2D can't back up any of his bogus claims with data. No credible links... all lies. Typical D2D. If it weren't so sad that he actually doesn't know the difference between facts and opinions, it would be laughable.

[D2D]

Wmdn says delaying approval or even a ruling is not blocking or denying!

The effect is disastrous for business!

[DaBoz]

 

Wmdn says delaying approval or even a ruling is not blocking or denying!

The effect is disastrous for business!

He says a lot of thing that bring his sanity into question.

[D2D]

Wmdn believes government should be all powerful and the people be its mindless surfs!

[wmdn_bs]

D2D still can't back up his claims with any credible links. I wonder why? Do you suppose it's because he can't find any, and posts lies repeatedly in hopes they somehow becomes true in the minds of other weak minded right wingers?

[D2D]

Wmdn believes government should be all powerful and the people be its mindless surfs!