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Finnmccool

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30. Here it is in their own words

Sat Mar 15, 2014, 07:53 PM

Mar 2014

TransCanada, in testimony to the Canadian National Energy Board, “Existing markets for Canadian heavy crude, principally [the US Midwest], are currently oversupplied, resulting in price discounting for Canadian heavy crude oil. Access to the [US Gulf Coast] via the Keystone XL Pipeline is expected to strengthen Canadian crude oil pricing in [the Midwest market] by removing this oversupply. This is expected to increase the price of heavy crude to the equivalent cost of imported crude

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If Democrats would just tell the fucking truth about the Keystone Oil Exporter.. [View all] livingwagenow Mar 2014 OP

Isn't the bigger fredamae Mar 2014 #1

The answer to your question used to be delivered in brown paper bags. Now it's called Tierra_y_Libertad Mar 2014 #4

MONEY. Rex Mar 2014 #10

huh? FreeJoe Mar 2014 #2

TransCanada says right in their 2009 Finnmccool Mar 2014 #5

Locally FreeJoe Mar 2014 #25

At least a .20 increase in the midwest Finnmccool Mar 2014 #28

Here it is in their own words Finnmccool Mar 2014 #30

And that will lower prices elsewhere FreeJoe Mar 2014 #32

No they don't want to build a pipeline Finnmccool Mar 2014 #34

Higher for them, lower for the buyers FreeJoe Mar 2014 #36

No they don't want to lower the prices somewhere else Finnmccool Mar 2014 #37

Of course they don't want to FreeJoe Mar 2014 #40

"passing less than they were paging" I don't have any idea what that means Finnmccool Mar 2014 #42

Sorry for the typo FreeJoe Mar 2014 #43

That wasn't an OP that was their testimony Finnmccool Mar 2014 #35

The only way the tarsands companies can make money off the bitumen arikara Mar 2014 #21

Sort of true, but not really FreeJoe Mar 2014 #26

Prices in the heartland will go up The Straight Story Mar 2014 #33

The pipeline from the Midwest to Texas is done FreeJoe Mar 2014 #38

This is the same thing that Professor Lakoff tries to do. Savannahmann Mar 2014 #3

Please explain how it will be exported Finnmccool Mar 2014 #6

The Oil Sands are in Alberta Canada. Savannahmann Mar 2014 #7

Canada has banned oil tankers Finnmccool Mar 2014 #8

Sorry ports not waters Finnmccool Mar 2014 #9

You may want to let the Canadians know that, because they don't seem to be aware of it. Savannahmann Mar 2014 #12

You mean this Kitimat? Finnmccool Mar 2014 #14

So it's informal, and no such ban exists Savannahmann Mar 2014 #15

If they have so many tankers coming why do we get all their oil? Finnmccool Mar 2014 #19

BTW could you post a link where a super tanker went to Ottawa Finnmccool Mar 2014 #20

Northern Gateway has to go over all the first nations arikara Mar 2014 #22

Us or China Calista241 Mar 2014 #16

Rail, most likely NickB79 Mar 2014 #17

I Have to take issue with one of your points A HERETIC I AM Mar 2014 #18

I thought I said. Savannahmann Mar 2014 #24

Keystone XL is being marketed to the US public with the rubric of "Energy Independence" Scootaloo Mar 2014 #27

Well, it would require giving up all that nice oil money to their campaigns. Cleita Mar 2014 #11

Maybe you haven't noticed, but telling the truth hasn't been in style since Rex Mar 2014 #13

The Keystone southern leg from Cushing, OK to Nederland, TX began transporting oil Jan 22, 2014. FarCenter Mar 2014 #23

the oil may not be for export but the refined product is another story elehhhhna Mar 2014 #29

We export more refined product than we import, but those flows are much smaller than crude flows FarCenter Mar 2014 #31

If The Democrats Told The Truth about The Pipeline Dirty Socialist Mar 2014 #39

The logical reasoning behind it raising fuel to $10/Gal would be helpful seveneyes Mar 2014 #41