Sentences with phrase «refined fuels»

LONDON, April 30 - For all the bullish chatter, hedge fund managers have become cautious about increasing their exposure to crude oil, though they are becoming increasingly optimistic about the outlook for refined fuels again.

This absurd scenario is critically underscored by its symbolic purchase on reality: with geopolitical tensions building between the West and Iran, much of which is hinged on the Uranium Enrichment Program that the Iranian government is currently pursuing to provide an alternative energy supply for its country, as it faces one of the most dramatic shortages of refined fuel in its history.

(e) the conditions under which the export from Alberta of natural gas, crude oil or refined fuels by the licensee may be diverted, reduced or interrupted;

LONDON, April 30 (Reuters)- For all the bullish chatter, hedge fund managers have become cautious about increasing their exposure to crude oil, though they are becoming increasingly optimistic about the outlook for refined fuels again.

But this past winter, five major automakers made new commitments to join forces to further refine fuel - cell technology, roll out hydrogen fuel stations and begin selling these zero - emission cars to European buyers by 2017.

It defines a Provincial Pipeline as a natural gas, crude oil or refined products pipeline that delivers natural gas, crude oil or refined fuels into an extra-provincial pipeline.

Approximately 80,000 barrels a day of refined fuels goes to B.C. on all modes of transportation, based on internal government estimates.

Another line would carry refined fuel — gasoline, diesel or heating oil — north from the refineries for storage and use in communities along the river.

@Paulster2 The big cost of remaining in the Top Tier program is continuously refining fuel to the standards of the program and passing the required independent tests which is what the fees are for.

In its combination of the new Golf Plus TDI and DSG, Volkswagen refined the fuel injection system to perform more precisely for the initial (pilot) and main injections.

This is illustrated starkly in a slide show and post on the Lens Blog showcasing photographer Samuel James's images of communities that illegally tap pipelines and refine fuels from pirated oil.

so what about its energy potential, I was taught in college that the less refined fuels had less potential btu output?

Athens - based Omega, which operates a fleet of refined fuel tankers, listed assets of $ 527 million against liabilities of $ 360 million in its bankruptcy filing.

The order is not issued to the non-compliant person but as a direction to an «operator» (s 8 (2)-RRB- «to cease transporting natural gas, crude oil or refined fuels in the operator's provincial pipeline, or by the operator's railway or commercial vehicle, for the account of or on behalf of that person...».

In the case of limiting exports of refined fuel to B.C., he said, the government could argue it is simply pursuing a policy of enhancing value by relieving a glut of unprocessed oil from the oilsands for the good of its citizens.

Later, on the sidelines of Suncor's annual general meeting, Williams said he hopes that «good sense and reason prevail» but added Suncor has a contingency plan in case Alberta follows through with its plan to restrict oil or refined fuel exports through the existing Trans Mountain pipeline to B.C.

A decision to cancel it would likely prompt a response from Alberta, which has introduced legislation that would give the province power to restrict the export of crude and refined fuels.

(b) whether adequate supplies and reserves of natural gas, crude oil and refined fuels will be available for Alberta's present and future needs, and

(c) the maximum quantities of natural gas, crude oil or refined fuels that may be exported from Alberta during the interval or intervals set out in the licence;

(d) the maximum daily quantities of natural gas, crude oil or refined fuels that may be exported from Alberta;

(a) the point at which the licensee may export from Alberta any quantity of natural gas, crude oil or refined fuels;

A spokesman for refiners in Western Canada says any move by the Alberta government to shut off the flow of refined fuel to B.C. could negatively affect the province's four refineries in the Edmonton area.

Alberta's constitutional position is weakest with respect to refined fuels for three reasons.

The Bill defines «refined fuels» (s 1 (g)-RRB- to mean either:

WHEREAS the Government of Alberta recognizes the importance of natural gas, crude oil and refined fuels to the growing Canadian economy;

First, limiting exports of refined fuels to British Columbia is more likely to assert pressure on British Columbia than limiting exports of natural gas or crude oil.

If Alberta can not rely on s 92A (2) to limit exports of refined fuels for any of these three reasons then I think that the legislation will be invalid (as it pertains to refined fuels) as legislation in relation to a federal head of power: the regulation of trade and commerce.

No person shall, without a licence, export from Alberta any quantity of natural gas, crude oil or refined fuel.

A preamble to an Act can not creates rights and obligation for persons but it can and should be used in the interpretation of the Act, and especially open textured provisions of the Act such as the power of the Minister under s 2 (3)(c) to consider any matter she considers relevant when making an order to require a person to obtain a licence for the export of natural gas, crude oil or refined fuels.

Neither can bitumen diluted with a diluent («dilbit»)(the most common form in which bitumen is exported) unless that dilbit falls within the definition of «refined fuels».

This is hardly a model of precise drafting and as a result there is at least a question as to whether «refined fuels» as used in the Act will qualify as primary production.

Paragraph (b) resembles the criterion that animated the GRPA and extends that criterion to crude oil and refined fuels.

WHEREAS the Government of Alberta is responsible for ensuring the interests of Albertans are optimized prior to authorizing the export from Alberta of natural gas, crude oil or refined fuels; and

The money we are using to refine fuel is the money that we would have used to boost the productive forces of the economy.

Unfortunately, the process of extracting, upgrading, and refining the fuel is dirty and resource - intensive.

Mars, after all, is very far away: six months each way using the best of current technology, interrupted by a long period on the planet itself, mining and refining the fuel for the return trip.

ATP could be looked at as the refined fuel that works with both Type 1 (Slow Twitch) & Type 2 (Fast Twitch) muscle fibers.

Just some interesting info on high octane fuels the original method of refining fuel had an added amount of lead.

There will surely be expensive new safety regulations (which will apply to all offshore drillers) and BP may lose some business with the U.S. government (it's currently the «top supplier of refined fuel, including jet fuel, to the Department of Defense last year.

Think of the losses in planting the crops, fertilizing the crops, harvesting the crops, refining the fuel, transporting the fuel, and finally the losses in the internal combustion engine itself.

Increased American energy production has lowered the cost of energy and manufacturing feedstocks, which helps to cut energy and materials costs for American manufacturers, particularly producers of steel, chemicals, refined fuels, plastics, fertilizers and numerous consumer products.

We can't keep our economy, which runs on fossil fuels, chugging along by refining the fuel a bit more.

The lack of buffer in refinery capacity creates a certain vulnerability, viewed from the «homeland security» mindset, with the repeated annual threat of hurricanes taking out Gulf Coast infrastructure, with rebels brazenly attacking pipelines of the US» second largest oil supplier, Mexico, with over 13 % of refined fuels being imported from offshore refineries, and with Venezula having passed its oil production peak in 1970.

Emissions of non-sulfate particles depend on the operating speed of the engine and the amount of lubricating oil needed to deal with wear and tear from burning less - refined fuels, according to the researchers.