Offshore and inland, crude oil industry anxious over coming changes

Capitol Crude: The US Energy Policy Podcast
11/08/2014 7 min
Offshore and inland, crude oil industry anxious over coming changes

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The end of this week is the deadline for comments on the next five-year oil and natural gas leasing plan, which will serve as a guide for offshore drilling from 2017 through 2022. It's also comments time for the Department of Transportation's phasing out of the DOT-111 tank car, the current...

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