Sentences with phrase «by pipeline»

The Enbridge proposal would have seen diluted bitumen carried by pipeline approximately 1,200 kilometres from northern Alberta to Kitimat BC, across over 1,000 rivers and streams, to a new marine terminal.

Look for the failure of the Trudeau Liberals to obtain consent from all the 133 Indigenous nations affected by pipeline expansion (40 have signalled support) to be decisive in however many court battles it takes for B.C. Indigenous Nations to stop the Trans Mountain project.

Now, whether this suggestion is being floated by Kinder Morgan as part of an effort to shake down the federal and Alberta governments, or by pipeline proponents in Ottawa and Edmonton to stampede British Columbia's NDP government into an agreement is not yet 100 per cent clear, and may never be.

He opposed moving oil by pipeline, moving oil by rail (duh!)

14 April 2018, Unceded Coast Salish Territories (Burnaby, BC)-- Kinder Morgan's Burnaby Mountain construction site was blocked by pipeline protesters again today, as people set out from the Watch House and brought food for a feast in front of the gates.

Kinder Morgan's Burnaby Mountain construction site was blocked by pipeline protesters again today, as people set out from the Watch House and brought food for a feast in front of the gates.

They also argued that any delay in construction would harm the public, cause significant increases in construction costs, and harm the reputation of a certificated common - carrier by pipeline.

Following the opening remarks, each nation made submissions about their specific rights and interests affected by the pipeline, the legal errors affecting the decision, and their specific experiences of consultation.

Squamish lawyer Matthew Kirchner argued that the Crown did not correctly assess Squamish's strength of claim to lands and waters impacted by the pipeline, and failed to assess the impact of diluted bitumen on Squamish's rights.

They said the demonstrations would be a reminder of the British Columbia waterways threatened by the pipeline expansion, which would increase the number of oil - carrying vessels in the Georgia Strait from eight per month to as many as 37.

And one key issue that will be — and must be — at the centre of all of this is that the decision to go ahead, in the face of widespread opposition from numerous First Nations who are impacted by the pipeline and / or the tanker traffic associated with the pipeline, violates international human rights law.

In 2011, 61 First Nations in British Columbia whose traditional territories would be crossed by the pipeline, or who depend on downstream or coastal waters, made it clear that they were opposed to Northern Gateway, which they declared to be a «grave threat» to their culture and to future generations.

With around 100 First Nations in BC affected by the pipeline, only 30 have agreements with the company and more than two thirds have not provided any form of consent.

This Treaty will take the fight the final step by ensuring that the Tar Sands are not able to escape by another pipeline route and thereby cripple efforts to fight the climate crisis.

Removing liability caps to ensure that Enbridge is forced to pay for any issues caused by the pipeline and requiring than they have enough cash set aside, or have enough insurance to be able to afford to fully clean up any potential spill and compensate anyone affected.

In addition, gasification and liquefaction produce gaseous and liquid fuels that can be easily transported (e.g., by pipeline) and conveniently stored in tanks.

However, this uplift will be eroded by pipeline costs and diluent expenses to around $ 5.5 / barrel, leaving only a few dollars margin to absorb any other factors, including production cost increases, carbon offset costs, and any future price discounts.

The Standing Rock Sioux tribe, whose drinking water and sacred sites have been desecrated by this pipeline, already announced plans to sue to stop any action to expedite DAPL.

It's coming... by sea, by rail, and by pipeline.

It is difficult to see how the Kitimat Clean project could be viable without being fed by a pipeline.

As firefighters continue to fight the train fire and search for the 40 50 missing people, this explosion has already rekindled the debate over transporting oil by rail or by pipeline.

While our country is finally beginning to move down the path towards a clean - energy economy, some continue to slip dirtier - often hazardous - fuel into our mix, pipeline by pipeline, refinery by

Refugees who have lost their homes due to landslides caused by the pipeline construction.

It is then shipped by pipeline to refineries where it's processed into gasoline, diesel and other fuels.

The environmental community was actively opposed to this pipeline, citing the tendency of pipelines to leak and pollute large areas of land and water, and the carbon emissions associated with the oil to be transported by the pipeline.

In Europe, which imports a quarter of its gas by pipeline from Russia, gas disruptions pose a security problem.

Further, the pipeline would help the environment, because moving oil by pipeline produces 42 percent fewer emissions than transporting oil by rail, which is how the oil is being transported in lieu of the new pipeline.

The State Department's Final Environmental Impact Statement estimates that it costs between $ 3 to $ 9 per barrel more to transport by rail than by pipeline.

But transporting oil from western Canada by pipeline is less expensive than shipping by rail, which requires specialized cars and / or specialized handling because of the very high viscosity of oil sands oil.

CO2 may be separated from other gases at coal - fired electric power plants and transported by pipeline to suitable storage sites.

Germany is looking to build a liquefied natural gas industry to reduce the nation's dependence on gas supplies shipped by pipeline from Russia and Norway.

All of these characteristics make transporting tar sands crude by pipeline much more dangerous than conventional crude, and is something decision makers must carefully consider when they review permits for the growing network of new and repurposed tar sands pipelines that will run through or near hundreds of communities and thousands of streams, rivers, wetlands, lakes and aquifers in British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.

The captured carbon can then be pumped by pipeline for geologic storage at Moomba, South Australia.

Capture began at a series of natural gas processing plants in Val Verde, Texas in the early 1970s, with the carbon dioxide going to enhanced oil recovery projects by pipeline.

Queensland's natural gas exports and Queensland's tourism industry could more easily exist side - by - side if natural gas exports were exported instead by pipeline through the Northern Territory and onward to Asia.

For example, biofuel energy from China's agricultural interior could be transmitted to urban electricity markets either by pipeline for combustion by urban power plants.

For its part, Australian natural gas major Santos suggests connecting the Northwest Shelf and Moomba to Australia's East Coast by pipeline across the empty interior.

China is already building a 60 - billion cubic meter per year natural gas hub in Guangdong Province to import natural gas by land by pipeline from as far away as Turkmenistan, as well as provide domestic distribution for Liquid Natural Gas delivered by sea from Australia, Indonesia and the Middle East.

In other words, the supply flexibility brought to the market by a pipeline infrastructure would enable «demand pull» economics to govern the pace of development of Australia's northwest Shelf gas supplies.

Most oil and petroleum products are moved to refineries and consuming areas by pipeline, which is both the safest and...

For the State Department, the main issue therefore seems to be whether the oil will be shipped by pipeline or by rail.

The second, the Coffeyville Gasification Plant, recovers carbon dioxide from a fertilizer operation in southeast Kansas; a firm called Chaparral Energy compresses the gas and ships it 70 miles by pipeline to an oil field.

Collecting liquid carbon dioxide by pipeline from large plants powered by coal is designed to allow steel, cement and chemical industries to continue to operate without making climate change worse.

«It should be clear that we need to move more oil by pipeline rather than by rail or truck... This is why we need the Keystone XL.

Communities in Greece and Albania are already being impacted by the pipeline's construction, too.

China began importing natural gas by pipeline from Turkmenistan in 2010 and has since begun importing natural gas from Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Myanmar.

Although the IEO2017 Reference Case expects China's imports of natural gas by pipeline to rise in absolute terms to 7.3 Bcf / d in 2040, their share of China's total supply is projected to fall to 12 % by that year.

It would cross over a thousand bodies of water including the Missouri, Yellowstone rivers and straight through one of America's largest aquifers — the Ogallala — which supplies 30 percent of the groundwater used for irrigation in the U.S. Over 500,000 people are directly employed in the agricultural sector in the states traversed by the pipeline — a sector that generates billions of dollars.

According to a report by the Cornell Global Labor Institute, agricultural and rangeland comprise 79 percent of the land that would be affected by the pipeline.

Even moving hydrogen by pipeline has its problems, much larger diameter pipes would be needed than to transport a comparable amount (in terms of energy value) of natural gas.