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Colonial Pipeline restarts Line 1, resumes gasoline shipments to U.S. Southeast

Previous disruption to Colonial pipeline flows from Sept. 9 to Sept. 21 resulted in record changes in gasoline stocks Following an outage that began on Oct. 31, Colonial Pipeline’s Line 1 resumed shipping gasoline early Sunday morning, according to the US Energy Information Administration. Line 1 carries gasoline from the Gulf Coast to as far east and

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Bank DNB says considering pulling financing on Dakota Access Pipeline

Bank looks for “a more constructive process to find a solution to the conflict” over Dakota Access Pipeline OSLO, Nov 7 (Reuters) – Norwegian bank DNB will reconsider its participation in the financing of the Dakota Access Pipeline if concerns raised by Native American tribes against its construction are not addressed, it said late on

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Cushing works to resume normal operations after 5.0 earthquake

Cushing Oklahoma home to storage tanks holding 60 million barrels of crude By Jessica Resnick-Ault NEW YORK, Nov 7 (Reuters) – U.S. pipeline companies with operations in Cushing Oklahoma, at the heart of the country’s commercial oil industry, restarted on Monday after a 5.0-magnitude earthquake late on Sunday triggered safety shutdowns. The epicenter of the

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OPEC Oct. output sets new record of 33.54 million b/d -Platts

Up 300,000 b/d from Sept. and 5th consecutive monthly increase Oil production from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) rose to another record, at 33.54 million b/d in Oct., according to survey of OPEC and oil industry officials by S&P Global Platts. Recoveries in strife-torn Libya and Nigeria significantly boosted the organization’s output and more

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Egyptian oil imports from Saudi Arabia halted indefinitely, Egyptian officials say

Egyptian oil imports part of Saudi aid deal CAIRO/ABU DHABI, Nov 7 (Reuters) – Egyptian oil imports from Saudi Arabia, part of a $23 billion aid deal from the kingdom. have been halted indefinitely, suggesting a deepening rift between the Arab world’s richest country and its most populous. Saudi Arabia has been a major donor to Egypt

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Ignoring Trump, UN talks seek to turn climate change pledges into action

Moroccan foreign minister says there has been “unrivalled progress” on climate change this year   By Alister Doyle MARRAKESH, Morocco, Nov 7 (Reuters) – Almost 200 nations began work on Monday to turn promises for fighting climate change into action at a U.N. conference that played down threats to a 2015 global agreement if Republican Donald

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