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Good Year For The Barges – Part 2

Capacity utilization rates for small inland tank barges (10-30 MBbl) this year are sky high at 90-95 percent. Tank barges are being used to move crude oil shipped by rail from North Dakota and Canada to ports on the Mississippi River for transfer to Gulf Coast refineries.

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Nederland Crude Wonderland

<p>The Gulf Coast region is the biggest refining destination for the flood of new crude oil being produced domestically and in Canada. Large terminals are needed to receive, store, blend and redistribute this crude to refineries.</p>

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Wasted Away in Butane Blendingville

<p>The strength in the benchmark crudes (Brent and West Texas Intermediate - WTI) and motor gasoline (a.k.a., Reformulated Blendstock for Oxygenate Blending, or RBOB), when combined with the hockey stick of domestic NGL production volumes being up and to the right, have changed the landscap

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ECHO and the Blending Men

<p>The changing US crude supply picture on the Gulf Coast region has already encouraged significant new infrastructure investment to bring crude to market by pipeline as well as logistics ingenuity to bring crude to market by rail.</p>

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