U.S. EIA Monthly Reports for Petroleum Marketing & Others are now available!

Happy Friday!

The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) released their Monthly Reports for the beginning of October 2024, all are now available from the EIA website.

See what happened in the Petroleum Marketing Monthly by clicking the link: Petroleum Marketing Monthly (PMM) - October 2024 With Data for July 2024 (eia.gov).

See what happened in the Petroleum Supply Monthly by clicking the link: Petroleum Supply Monthly - Energy Information Administration (eia.gov).

See how crude moved in the Monthly U.S. Movement of Crude Oil by Rail by clicking the link: U.S. Movements of Crude Oil by Rail (eia.gov).

See what happened in the Company Level Imports by clicking the link: Company Level Imports - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

See what happened in the Monthly Crude Oil and Natural Gas Production by clicking the link: EIA-914 monthly production report.

See what happened in the Natural Gas Monthly by clicking the link: Natural Gas Monthly (NGM) - Energy Information Administration - September 2024 WithData for July 2024 (eia.gov).

See what happened in the Monthly Biofuels Capacity and Feedstocks Update by clicking the link: Monthly Biofuels Capacity and Feedstocks Update - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

See what happened in the Monthly Densified Biomass Fuel Report by clicking the link: U.S. Energy Information Administration - EIA - Independent Statistics and Analysis.

Don’t forget to check out our ESC website!  We are always here to help you out with your next project to move your liquids!

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See you next week for another week of the ESC News Blog!  Have a relaxing and enjoyable weekend! 

U.S. EIA Weekly Updates for Petroleum & Other Liquids and Natural Gas are all now available!

 Happy Friday! 

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Weekly Reports for Petroleum and Other Liquids, Gasoline and Diesel Fuel, and Natural Gas for the week ending October 4, 2024, are all now available from the EIA website. 

See what happened This Week in Petroleum by clicking the link: This Week in Petroleum - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

See what happened in the Weekly Petroleum Status Report by clicking the link: Weekly Petroleum Status Report - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

See what happened this week in Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update, by clicking the link: Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

See what else happened this week in Natural Gas Weekly Update by clicking the link: Natural Gas Weekly Update (eia.gov).

See what happened this week in Natural Gas Storage by clicking the link: Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report - EIA.

See what happened this week on the Weekly Natural Gas Dashboard by clicking the link: Natural Gas Storage Dashboard (eia.gov).

We are always here to help you out with your next project to move your hydrocarbons or to update your equipment to help reduce your emissions!  Connect with us through the blog email or give us a call: 281-901-5554!

Don’t forget to follow our Blog to hear more on the ever-changing energy and marine industry!

We are going to a March Band Competition in Baytown, Texas tomorrow to support our Lamar Texans’ Marching Band, and going to root for our football team in this evening!  Wish our Lamar Texans luck!

We hope you have a fun and relaxing weekend! 

See you next week for another week of ESC News Blog!

 

BP’s Kaskida Offshore hub will have Enbridge to thank for getting its oil and gas to market!

Happy Thursday!

Did anyone happen to read Microsoft Start on October 3, 2024, they republished an article from Seeking Alpha titled, “Enbridge to build $700M pipeline project to service BP’s Kaskida oil hub”?  The article is on an announcement Enbridge made on October 3, 2024, on how they were going to develop and manage subsea pipelines of their own which will connect BP’s Kaskida offshore platform to their crude oil and natural gas assets which are in the Gulf of Mexico offshore from Louisiana.  The proposed subsea Canyon Oil Pipeline System (“Canyon Oil”) will be able to handle 200,000 barrels per day of crude oil, and the line will start in Keathley Canyon where BP’s platform is stationed and it will connect with Shell’s (Shell Pipeline Company LP) Green Canyon 19 platform, and then from there will end in Louisiana.  The proposed subsea natural gas pipeline gathering system called “Canyon Gas” will be able to handle 125M cubic feet per day, and it will join in the Enbridge’s current Magnolia Gas Gathering Pipeline which connects to their Garden Banks Gas Pipeline.  The projects are expected to start development in early 2025 with the completion expected in 2029, and the price of the CAPEX is $700M.  We wish Enbridge luck on their current projects.  If you would like to read more of the Seeking Alpha’s article in Microsoft Start, please click the link: Enbridge to build $700M pipeline project to service BP's Kaskida oil hub (msn.com).

If you would like help in looking into how to update your liquids terminal and pipelines or see what is underneath your feet to help reduce your emissions, contact us via email in the blog and check out our ESC's website for contact information!

We hope you have a wonderful evening, and a great rest of your week! Keep cool!

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Chevron and Solar Turbines have had a successful run in their pilot program using a high-hydrogen blend on an adapted gas turbine!

Happy Wednesday!   

Did anyone receive the Chevron Corporation Newsletter on September 30, 2024, their article titled, “Gas turbine produces lower carbon power”?  The article is in regard to a joint project between Chevron and Solar Turbines, a division of Caterpillar to power an adapted SoLoNOx gas turbine with a high-hydrogen blend which Chevron successfully tested back in May at their facility in California.  A SoLoNOx gas turbine makes lower nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions for fixed energy production and this model was adapted to use a hydrogen blend instead of only natural gas.  The test on the turbine is to show how blended hydrogen fuels may be the answer to run a turbine around the clock at the same time as lowering carbon emissions.  The special SoLoNOx gas turbine used a 60% hydrogen blend which makes the pilot test a first on its road to show how to help hard-to-abate industrial sectors may be able to reduce their emissions.  The next phase of the project will be to run the turbine constantly for 6 months with different high hydrogen blends.  We wish the project luck with their next demonstration!  If you would like to read more of the article from Chevron Corporation, please click the link: Lower carbon gas turbine first to hit major milestone — Chevron.

 

If you would like help in looking into how to transport your liquid product from your terminal and reduce your emissions to spearhead your company’s goal of becoming carbon neutral, contact us via the email in the blog and check out our ESC's website!

We hope you have a great and productive week!  

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U.S. EIA released their Financial Review – 2nd Quarter 2024 and it is now available!

The U.S. Energy Information Administration released their Financial Review – 2^nd Quarter 2024 and it is now available from the EIA website. 

See what happened in the Financial Review – 2^nd Quarter 2024, by clicking the link: Financial Review - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

If you need some help with your next hydrocarbon project or you want to see what’s beneath your feet to help reduce your emissions, give us a call 281-901-5554 or email us through the Blog!

 Enjoy your week!

U.S. EIA released their Natural Gas Annual Report and it is now available!

The U.S. Energy Information Administration Natural Gas Annual Report came out September 30, 2024, and is now available from the EIA website. 

See what happened in the Natural Gas Annual Report, by clicking the link: Natural Gas Annual 2023 (NGA) - Energy Information Administration - With Data for 2023(eia.gov).

If you need some help with your next hydrocarbon project, give us a call 281-901-5554 or email us through the Blog!

Enjoy your week!