Sentences with phrase «if built the pipeline»

If built the pipeline would bring oil from Alberta's tar sands through six US states down to Texas refineries.

Here's the basic math: if you build a pipeline in 2016, the investment will be amortized for 40 years or more.

The first is the ethical oil nonsense, which goes like this: If we build this pipeline, we'll be getting more oil from a «friendly» neighbor, Canada, not some big, scary, nasty country like Saudi Arabia or Nigeria.

Not exact matches

Russia promised Greece hundreds of millions of dollars in transit payments yearly if it agreed to build the pipeline.

The government is not taking an equity stake in the pipeline, and will not have to pay anything if the pipeline is not built.

First, this is not an equity stake in the pipeline or a financial contribution, but a promise to pay for shipping on the pipeline if it is built.

TransCanada Corp. has enough customer interest to go forward with the Keystone XL oil pipeline, if the company decides to build it.

«If it's successful in building the line, Trans - Mountain will be the most significant of the Pacific directed pipelines as it will have 1.7 times the export capacity of Northern Gateway,» says Steven Paget, an energy infrastructure analyst with FirstEnergy Capital.

Emissions could theoretically be lower if the pipeline is never built.

But while that is a crucial national conversation, the heated pipeline debate sometimes means we pay a lot less attention to the kinds of things we should build in Canada if we're serious about reducing carbon emissions.

Dan Gatti of the advocacy group Environment America says the Arkansas spill provides a glimpse into what would happen if the Keystone pipeline got built.

The latest installment in the Energy Institute's «Energy Accountability Series» asks the question: «What if pipelines aren't built into the Northeast?»

If he really wants to, Trudeau can invoke section 92 (10)(c), of the Constitution, which gives him the legal jurisdiction to by - pass the province and, for the «general advantage of Canada,» build the pipeline.

How possible / likely that if the pipeline is built to the US that the refined product ends up on ships exported to the highest bidder outside the US?

Yes, there is a lot to loose if the pipeline doesn't get built, but there is more to loose if it does.

I wonder if Prime Minister Harper will mention higher domestic pump prices the next time he extols the nation - building merits of the proposed west - east pipeline?

If built, the pipeline would transport 0.65 billion cubic feet per day of shale gas.

EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the province will buy the Trans Mountain oil pipeline project if that's what it takes to get it built.

At home, we've seen how a government can extract more from a pipeline proponent, after B.C. Premier Christy Clark struck a deal with Kinder Morgan Canada to collect as much as $ 1 - billion over 20 years if the company builds its Trans Mountain expansion.

«Subject to a renegotiation of terms by us — we're going to renegotiate some of the terms — and if they'd like, we'll see if we can get that pipeline built,» Mr. Trump said.

No doubt about it: if they're built and filled, new pipelines would grow Canada's emissions and make it harder to hit our targets.

How can it be that blocking the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion — which, if built, will almost assuredly increase the GHG emissions from Alberta's oil sands — would undermine Canada's climate change plan?

Labour shortages in the construction sector imply that if the pipeline is not built the vast majority of workers would likely be working somewhere else.

Fewer people will want to plan an eco-tourism adventure to Kitimat if the pipeline is built.

I'd rather not see it built either but if no pipelines are approved, Albertans will be up in arms.

«The benefits of building the pipeline would be greater if the price between WTI and Brent would be as large as that observed in 2011 and 2012,» said a December 10, 2015 document marked secret, reported Bloomberg.

If TransCanada wants a new pipeline, they say, it should build one somewhere else and leave the gas pipeline alone.

The biggest environmental story of the year was the company's enormous tar sands pipeline, and the backlash against it — a movement built around a simple idea: If this project is built, we can kiss a stable climate goodbye.

If Russian prices crashed, maybe China would buy anyway, but they need to build a pipeline and that would take a few years.

«But if you're allowing all this fracked gas infrastructure from the pipelines to the power plants to be built, you're poisoning peoples» communities.»

The 178 - mile pipeline, if built, would run from Albany to Linden, N.J., carrying crude oil south and refined products north, largely along the New York State Thruway right - of - way.

Even all the oil reservoirs in the world could not handle the more than 13 billion metric tons of CO2 that come from burning coal each year, even if pipelines and the rest could be built.

Hal Hodson seems to suggest that if the US fails to build a connecting oil pipeline to Canada, the tar...

Hal Hodson seems to suggest that if the US fails to build a connecting oil pipeline to Canada, the tar sands won't be fully developed (16 August, p 10).

In March, the US State Department stated that the project was unlikely to have much impact on the rate at which Canada's oil sands are developed, suggesting that the oil would be transported by rail if the pipeline were not built.

, who acknowledges that there could be some negative climate repercussions if the pipeline is built.

«If this pipeline was not built, the materials and energy and labour would [be] allocated to some other project,» he says.

Obama said that the pipeline could be built only if it «does not significantly exacerbate the problem of carbon pollution ``.

«If you're using climate change as a reason not to build this pipeline, you're kidding yourself or you're misleading the public,» said Senator Lindsey Graham (R — SC) during the debate.

If they built more cars like this, I think we'd get more GT - Rs in the pipeline.

That means that if the manufacturer stopped building that vehicle today, there are enough in the pipeline, and in retail inventories, to last for 30 days before they run out, given the current rate of sales.

We'll let you control the entire trade if you save us the hassle of building our own ships and pipelines.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau did not place a cap on how much would be provided to Kinder Morgan Canada if it fails to build its $ 7.4 - billion pipeline expansion, nor offered details around how it would distinguish between «politically motivated» losses and those tied to market forces.

But it is unlikely we will do significantly more to slash oil demand if we deepen our dependence on tar sands by building the Keystone XL pipeline.

So the pipeline itself is really just a skirmish in the battle to protect climate, and if the pipeline gets built despite Bill McKibben's dedicated army of protesters, that does not mean in and of itself that it's «game over» for holding warming to 2C.

If all the coal plants in the pipeline were to be built, then by 2030 emissions would be five times higher than the level associated with a 2C pathway, according to

Despite these issues, The Oklahoman editorial claimed that «U.S. customers will get the benefit» if the pipeline is built.

Jim Texas take 5 years less than California to build a major dam (if it isn't killed by a green lawsuit) and in Democratic controlled San Antonio they are building a pipeline with private financing that will bring water from other nearby counties and they will pay those counties for their water (not take it).

If built, the pipeline would also cut through the heart of the Ogallala Aquifer in Nebraska.

As I bike along the beautiful Ottawa River, which could be flooded with tar sands crude if the Energy East pipeline is ever built, I remember my grade 11 civics teacher scolding the class.