April 2016

Private-led Chinese mega-refinery planned off east coast

$15 billion Chinese mega-refinery biggest private-led energy installation By Chen Aizhu BEIJING, April 29 (Reuters) – A private-led Chinese group is planning to build a $15 billion mega-petrochemical complex on an island near Shanghai, in what would be the country’s first and largest energy installation to be built by a non-state investor, industry sources said.

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Colonial Pipeline plans Texas export dock for gasoline, distillates

Colonial Pipeline facility in Port Arthur By Kristen Hays HOUSTON, April 29 (Reuters) – Colonial Pipeline Co said on Friday it would build an export dock in southeast Texas, marking the largest U.S. refined product pipeline system’s first foray into infrastructure that will connect shippers to international markets. The company said that it will build a

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Delta Airlines cites emissions standards as factor in deal for CSeries jets

Delta Airlines buying 75 CS100 jets from Bombardier By Jeffrey Dastin ATLANTA, April 29 (Reuters) – Concern over future U.N. aircraft emissions standards was a factor in a Delta Air Lines Inc deal announced this week to buy 75 new CS100 jets from Bombardier Inc, a Delta executive said on Friday. Delta’s decision was in part

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Utilities should face climate change stress tests: Investor network

Network concerned utilities’ strategies not consistent with climate change targets By Nina Chestney LONDON, April 29 (Reuters) – Electric utilities should undergo stress tests to show how their business models are in line with limiting climate change, a global network of investors said on Friday. The network of more than 270 institutional investors with assets worth more than

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