Pipeline-Capacity Squeeze Reroutes Crude Oil – WSJ.com
By RUSSELL GOLD CONNECT More crude oil is moving around the U.S. on trucks, barges and trains than at any point since the government began keeping records in 1981, as the energy industry devises ways to get around a pipeline-capacity shortage to take petroleum from new wells to refineries. Enlarge Image Getty Images Oil container cars sit at a train depot outside Williston, N.D. The improvised approach is creating opportunities for transportation companies even as it strains roads and regulators. And it is a precursor to what may be a larger change: the construction of more than $40 billion in … Read more