Oil sands will reach US without Keystone XL line, report says

EnSys Energy & Systems Inc and Navigistics Consulting concluded in a report issued as part of the US Department of State's final environmental impact statement on TransCanada's proposed Keystone XL crude oil pipeline that it is almost impossible to conceive of a situation wherein the a...

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Published inThe Oil & gas journal Vol. 109; no. 16; p. 36
Main Author Smith, Christopher E
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Nashville Endeavor Business Media 05.09.2011
Subjects
Basins
Capital costs
Control
Crude oil
Environmental impact
Environmental impact statements
Government agencies
Natural gas
Oceans
Oil sands
On-line systems
Petroleum pipelines
Petroleum refineries
Pipelines
Regulatory approval
Sedimentary basins
Canada
United States > US
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Summary:EnSys Energy & Systems Inc and Navigistics Consulting concluded in a report issued as part of the US Department of State's final environmental impact statement on TransCanada's proposed Keystone XL crude oil pipeline that it is almost impossible to conceive of a situation wherein the anticipated 1.4 million b/d growth in Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin crude could not be shipped to the US, even if Keystone XL is not approved. With respect to permits, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement said it has added a new feature to its online application system, which allows authorized users to track the status of permit applications.
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ISSN:0030-1388
1944-9151