Could US crude oil export policy be Keystoned?

Capitol Crude: The US Energy Policy Podcast
21/09/2015 9 min
Could US crude oil export policy be Keystoned?

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The debate over US crude oil exports has been rife with policy-focused arguments on supply and demand fundamentals, but could a Republican bill and recent White House opposition turn the issue as just another piece of political theater? Are crude oil exports at risk of becoming the next Keystone XL...

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