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NGL Energy Partners Enters Water Transportation and Disposal Agreement in Delaware Basin
August 10, 2020
NGL Energy Partners has signed a new long-term produced water transportation and disposal agreement with a leading independent producer operating in Eddy and Lea Counties within the Delaware Basin. This agreement includes a 10 year acreage dedication totaling approximately 10,000
PG&E to Conduct Emergency Exercise to Prepare for Upcoming Wildfire Season
August 10, 2020
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is conducting a company-wide, full-scale emergency exercise to prepare for the upcoming wildfire season this week. During the five-day exercise, employees from across PG&E’s service territory simulate real-life events that could happen during a
Equitrans Expects to Startup $5.4 Billion Mountain Valley Pipeline Next Year
August 7, 2020
US-based Equitrans Midstream announced that it is aiming to startup the $5.4 billion Mountain Valley natural gas pipeline in early 2021. The project is among the US oil and gas pipelines that have faced delays due to regulatory and legal
Keystone XL Enters Project Labor Agreement with Four U.S. Unions
August 7, 2020
TC Energy Corporation announced today that Keystone XL has reached a project labor agreement (PLA) with four leading U.S. labor unions that will inject hundreds of millions of dollars in middle-class wages into the American economy, while ensuring this pipeline
Appeals Court Allows Energy Transfer Partners’ Dakota Access Pipeline to Continue Operations
August 7, 2020
A federal appeals court in the US has allowed Energy Transfer Partners’ $3.78 billion Dakota Access Pipeline to continue transporting crude oil pending additional court proceedings despite a recent ruling against it in a lower court. Despite the appeals court’s
Colorado’s Oil and Gas Commission Increases Mill Levy
August 7, 2020
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission adopted a mill-levy rate increase Tuesday during a rulemaking hearing and announced that it has reduced its spending “to balance its finances and to be able to meet its statutory requirements to protect
U.S. Shale Drillers Switch Focus to Maintaining Output
August 7, 2020
America’s most prolific shale drillers are accepting a fate once anathema to an industry obsessed with growth: drilling just to ward off production drops. The pandemic and subsequent plunge in crude prices has forced U.S. crude explorers to scrap plans
U.S. Sends First Shipment of Crude to Saudi Arabia in Over a Decade
August 6, 2020
The United States sent a shipment of crude to Saudi Arabia in June, data from the U.S. Census Bureau showed on Wednesday, in what appears to be the first such delivery since the U.S. ban on crude exports ended in
Oil Prices Struggle to Hold Five-month High Amid Pandemic Worries
August 6, 2020
Oil prices were unchanged on Thursday, struggling to hold onto five-month highs reached in the previous session, as fuel demand worries caused by a second wave of coronavirus infections outweighed declines in the U.S. dollar. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI)
Total Safety Receives 22 Safety Achievement Awards
August 6, 2020
Total Safety has been awarded the 2019 Contractor Safety Achievement Award in 22 facilities throughout the U.S. by the American Fuels and Petrochemical Manufacturers Association (AFPM). The AFPM award recognizes contractor companies who consistently meet and exceed safety standard excellence
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