You're combining different sources and technologies here. The tar sands are at a near standstill, and that's not because of Keystone.
And this decision by this good president will help keep it there.
You're combining different sources and technologies here. The tar sands are at a near standstill, and that's not because of Keystone.
Why will killing to Keystone pipeline keep it there?And this decision by this good president will help keep it there.
Why will killing to Keystone pipeline keep it there?
Oh, well that is okay. The oil industry may turn its attention to the 3 trillion barrels of oil in the Green River Formation at a cost of $20 a barrel for the oil located in the oil sands in that area.It will HELP keep it there. Can't you read? Makes it more expensive to extract.
Lol, that's awesome, thanks for the good news! I'll pass it on.The elimination of the Keystone XL pipeline will be causing an INCREASE in production
^ It was a great political victory, at the expense of the environment. Typical of leftist policy. Find or fabricate a problem, implement a policy that makes it worse and then continue to complain about it. Viola, it's 24/7 campaign season, which I will admit, the democrats have perfected.
The current average cost to ship oil by rail from Alberta to Texas is $14 to $18 per barrel.
The cost via pipeline would be approx. $3 per barrel.
More general info...
http://www.aopl.org/pipeline-basics/about-pipelines/
"The cost to transport crude oil or petroleum products by pipeline is a fraction of the cost of other modes of transportation. The cost to ship crude oil by rail is generally $10 to $15 per barrel versus under $5 per barrel by pipeline."