Plains gives up on pipeline steel surcharge

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Plains gives up on pipeline steel surcharge

U.S. pipeline operator Plains All American has abandoned a plan to institute a surcharge to offset Section 232 steel tariffs for its new Cactus II Pipeline, following objections by ConocoPhillips and Encana, according to regulatory documents secured by Kallanish, sister publication of Kallanish Energy. The proposed tariff would have been $0.05/barrel on its 670,000 barrels

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Survey: Institutional Investors Still Look To Natural Resources

Driving Digital Technology To Deliver The Lowest Cost Solution While the oil and gas industry has made significant inroads in improving operational efficiency using disruptive technologies, there is a vast pool of knowledge stretching back decades to the days of paper-based production. Unlocking analog data could be the key to reducing the cost of exploration

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Riviera Resources To Exit Hugoton Basin In $295 Million Sale

Driving Digital Technology To Deliver The Lowest Cost Solution While the oil and gas industry has made significant inroads in improving operational efficiency using disruptive technologies, there is a vast pool of knowledge stretching back decades to the days of paper-based production. Unlocking analog data could be the key to reducing the cost of exploration

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Equinor Turns Digital Hype Into Reality At North Sea Field

Driving Digital Technology To Deliver The Lowest Cost Solution While the oil and gas industry has made significant inroads in improving operational efficiency using disruptive technologies, there is a vast pool of knowledge stretching back decades to the days of paper-based production. Unlocking analog data could be the key to reducing the cost of exploration

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Halliburton Unveils DecisionSpace 365 Cloud Application Suite

Halliburton Co. released ten new DecisionSpace 365 E&P cloud-native applications that leverage advances in digital technology to help operators reduce exploration risk, improve reservoir characterization and boost drilling efficiency on Aug. 27. DecisionSpace 365 is an integrated experience of E&P Cloud applications that empower customers’ to be creative and realize their business objectives. DecisionSpace 365

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European consortium targets ‘cracker of future’

Six major petrochemical companies have set up a consortium to jointly investigate how naphtha or gas steam crackers could be operated using renewable electricity instead of fossil fuels. Chaired by the Netherlands-based Brightlands Chemelot Campus, the Cracker of the Future consortium includes BASF, Borealis, BP, LyondellBasell, Sabic and Total and aims to produce base chemicals while

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Coperion helps Benin firm convert to bio-based film

Coperion GmbH has enabled Asahel Benin Sarl, a blown film manufacturer in the African country of Benin, to produce bio-based films by delivering a complete compounding system and sharing process engineering expertise. The system includes a ZSK 26 Mc-18 twin screw extruder, four feeders from Coperion K-Tron, a water bath, an air wipe and a

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Husky takes world tour to Mexico

Husky Injection Molding Systems Ltd. wrapped up the Husky World Tour on May 15, hosting a one-day event in Santa Fe, Mexico, attended by more than 70 visitors from throughout the country. Husky, based in Bolton, Ontario, has been developing increasingly flexible, digital machinery solutions to help customers be competitive by making differentiated packages, with

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Arburg marks 25 years in Switzerland

Arburg GmbH + Co KG  marked its 25th year in Switzerland with an open house in Münsingen. About 130 guests attended. Managing Partner Juliane Hehl presented the traditional Arburg anniversary sculpture to Marcel Spadini, managing director of Arburg AG. “Important factors in Arburg’s success story are highly prized by its customers,” Hehl said in a

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Wittmann Battenfeld showing Tempro plus D100 at K 2019

Wittmann Battenfeld GmbH is introducing its Tempro plus D100 temperature controller — an extension of the big-selling Tempro plusD line — at K 2019. There is a demand for pressured temperature controllers for a maximum temperature of 100° C, resulting in the D100. The Tempro plus D100 is equipped with a standard wear-resistant and maintenance-free

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Penn State: PA Oil & Gas Drilling Contaminates 0% of Water Wells

Researchers from Pennsylvania State University, using a new testing protocol that uses existing, affordable water chemistry tests, have tested 20,751 water well samples from wells located near high levels of both conventional and shale oil and gas drilling in PA. The tests show whether or not existing/naturally occurring methane is in the water well, or

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As Risberg Pipe Nears Finish, $474M Plant Locates in Ashtabula

Credit: Erie Times-News (click for larger version) The Risberg Line, a 60-mile pipeline from Crawford County, PA to Erie County, PA, and from there across the border into Ashtabula County, OH, began construction in February (see Construction Begins on “Massive” PA to OH Risberg Pipeline). As the project nears completion, Ashtabula is already seeing the

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Work Continues to Clear Site for NEPA Landlocked LNG Export Plant

New Fortress Energy is in the process of building the first (of two or more) LNG liquefying plants in Wyalusing, PA–nowhere near a shoreline. The company will truck (eventually rail) the LNG to a port located on the Delaware River along the New Jersey shoreline for export to Puerto Rico and other destinations. As we

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Mass. Regulator Blames Cuomo for Blocking Pipelines to New England

In what we would say is an unusual, very public rebuke of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the former chairperson of the Massachusetts Dept. of Public Utilities says that Cuomo is to blame for a near-emergency situation in New England during the winter of 2017/2018 when the region was within two days of a massive

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Legal Sharks Circle in Class Action Against EQT/Rice 2017 Merger

In June MDN told you that the Cambridge (Massachusetts) Retirement System is not happy with their investment in EQT shares of stock, so they’re suing the company (see Mass. Retirement Fund Sues EQT for Plummeting Stock Price). They hope to turn the lawsuit into a class action on behalf of other shareholders. Now a group

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