Sentences with phrase «via pipeline»

The methane that escapes during the drilling process, and later as the fuel is shipped via pipelines, is a significant greenhouse gas.

Natural gas - fueled power plants can not easily store gas on site and must rely on just - in - time deliveries of gas via pipelines.

The questions ask whether the draft legislation is within the province's jurisdiction and whether it can apply restrictions to a substance that arrives from another province via pipeline or rail.

The methane is collected and sent via pipeline to an ethanol plant, where it replaces fossil fuels as a source of process heat.

The distribution of ethanol via pipeline is a method to lower the cost of long - haul distribution compared to rail or truck transportation.

Note that the energy exposure is mainly via the pipelines, rather than energy producers themselves.

CO2 capture and shipment via pipeline shown at top.

One of the issues in the production of unconventional hydrocarbons such as Canadian oil sands or heavy oils is their inability to be transported via pipeline due to low API gravity, high viscosity or high pour point.

It is hard for most Americans to understand how it is contrary to the national interest to create 20,000 construction and manufacturing jobs, increase US gross domestic product by an estimated $ 350 billion, and bring 830,000 barrels of oil per day via pipeline from friend and neighbor Canada to Texas refineries.

The spill and its aftermath has not just shaken an Arkansas town, but has also sparked continued debate over the controversial tar sands oil and how transporting this oil via pipelines puts communities and the climate at risk.

The Trudeau cabinet has judged that Canada - wide support for increased exports from the Alberta bitumen sands overshadows B.C. opposition to shipping dilbit via pipeline to Metro Vancouver, and by tanker through the Burrard Inlet past Stanley Park, and out the Georgia Straight to American refineries on the Gulf of Mexico.

H2 can be very efficiently used in motor vehicles and in chemical industries, and methane can be transported efficiently via pipelines for home heating and electricity production, as well as in NG - converted vehicles.

It involves taking 550,000 barrels per day of bitumen from Alberta's oilsands via the pipeline, refining it and exporting products such as diesel and gasoline to Asia.

From July to December, the story was one of oil sands bucking the trend, to a point — while global oil prices dropped, discounts applied to Canadian heavy oil dropped as did the costs of the diluent used to ship oil sands products via pipeline, and so the value of oil sands bitumen declined by less than world oil prices.

She notes that B.C. wants control over more bitumen coming into the province via pipeline on environmental safety grounds, but is OK with current levels already coming in.

Maryland gets gasoline via pipeline from other states and petroleum from abroad.

Natural gas exports to Mexico via pipeline, the U.S.'s largest gas export market, rose to 4.5 Bcf / d in June, up from 4.2 Bcf / d in May.

The Kurdistan Regional Government is pleased to announce the successful delivery via pipeline of the first quantities of natural gas from the gas field at Summail to fuel the Duhok Power Station.

For example, much of Libya's oil is extracted in Cyrenaica and brought via pipelines to the Sirte Basin, while the majority of Libya's groundwater comes from aquifers in southern Cyrenaica but is consumed in the populous areas of Western Tripolitania.

Or it is diluted with light hydrocarbon liquids to become pitch - black «dilbit» (for «diluted bitumen»), capable of traveling via pipeline to the U.S..

The ocean floor will have to house recovery complexes and the hydrocarbons may have to be transported to land via pipeline.

«You must have an efficient way to evacuate the large coast regions via your pipeline, and they have to have somewhere to go.»

When the flap moves, it drives hydraulic pistons that deliver high - pressure water via a pipeline to an onshore turbine.

The refineries built along the coast of Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi process the crude oil and natural gas produced offshore which are shipped to the mainland via pipelines.

That (and other) gas from the subsidised new Cooper Basin projects could just as easily flow via the pipeline from the Cooper Basin to Gladstone on the Queensland coast and be exported from the Santos LNG facility.

This project collects, captures and recovers landfill gas originating at Niagara, Ontario's East Quarry Landfill, and processes it into a useable fuel source for distribution via pipeline to a nearby recycled paper mill.

The plan is: part of these reserves will be sent south via pipeline to South Africa, and the rest will be exported by large ships — most likely to markets in Asia.

Lacking a home - grown, land - based gas supply from fracking, the UK has been relying on gas from the aging North Sea fields, as well as gas that comes from the Middle East and also Norway via pipelines across Europe.

With so much of this oil crossing the United States via pipeline and rail, there is considerable risk of spills and it is not right that they are able to avoid these oil spill liability trust fund fees.

In the last few years, companies and governments have made efforts to eliminate flaring and reclaim the wasted energy — by re-injecting it into the ground to bolster oil production, transporting it to new markets via pipelines, using it onsite for electricity generation or by converting it into LNG for shipment.

Following the recent disaster in Lac - Mégantic, Quebec, in which a train carrying oil derailed and exploded killing 50 people rekindled the debate over whether we should be shipping oil via pipelines or rail.

In the early study draft, author Paul Heisig noted that gas «drilling, extraction, transport via pipelines, and underground storage» could inadvertently introduce methane into drinking water supplies.

The Trudeau cabinet has judged that Canada - wide backing for increased exports from the Alberta bitumen sands overshadows B.C. opposition to shipping dilbit via pipeline to Metro Vancouver.

As a result, energy planners in Wisconsin see the need to lay groundwork for carbon dioxide from Wisconsin's coal plants to be shipped one day via pipeline to Illinois, where it could be stored underground.

The Transco Compressor Station 62 facility is located between Gibson and Houma, LA near Bayou Black, where it receives unprocessed natural gas via pipelines from offshore producers in the Gulf of Mexico.

Pilgrim's plan calls for sending crude oil from Albany to Linden, N.J., via a pipeline that would run primarily down the Thruway corridor and returning refined petroleum products to Albany through a parallel pipe.

The State Department's draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement for the Keystone XL defines bitumen as «a form of petroleum that occurs naturally in a solid or semi-solid state... Raw bitumen is solid under ambient conditions and therefore must be altered into a form that can be transported via pipeline.»

Saudi Arabia surely doesn't want us to build that pipeline either, since it means our oil — shipped via pipeline to a deep - water port in B.C. — will finally be able to compete with the Saudis» conflict oil in export markets worldwide.

In 2000, 286 million barrels of oil were transported via the pipeline, which actually consists of two parallel pipelines, the first line 986 kilometers long and the second 890 kilometers.

But when it comes to the safety regulations for how these oils are transported via pipeline, they should be regulated differently, considering that tar sands oil is more corrosive and harder to cleanup.

Exxon claims the 22 - foot rupture in the sixty - year - old pipeline was caused by a manufacturer defect, however the spill reignited concerns over the safety of transporting tar sands oil via pipeline, which is harder to clean when spilled into water than traditional crude oil.