EPIC to temporarily convert NGL pipeline to crude oil service San Antonio-based EPIC Midstream said Oct. 5 it will temporarily convert its NGL pipeline to crude oil while the company constructs a crude line and fractionator. EPIC said it will use the third and final phase – to be completed in 2019Q3 – of its NGL pipeline for crude oil service. EPIC’s NGL pipeline will begin NGL service at completion of the EPIC crude oil pipeline by January 2020. (Read more…)
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This will prove to be the WRONG move for all the crude and gas transporter/refiners. Not only are more hurricanes brewing that will force
temporary shutdowns of refineries on the coast, but we could suddenly be thrust into a new war in the Middle East that will demand a sudden
draw on the Strategic Reserves and the refining capacity along the coast…which would result in $6/gallon gas and $8/gallon diesel prices with selected area shortages.
I think we’d be better off to build MORE refineries in the Delaware basin
and both NGL and crude oil take away pipelines to all three coasts of the
USA.
I think the current planning will force a hardship and emergency conditions on the economy if the Middle East suddenly blows up.
JMHO…
, Reeves county, Tx