From: Frederica Cade's Blog
After President Obama denied a Presidential permit for the Keystone
XL there are more plans for in work with TransCanada applying for a new
permit to be applied for and Republican in Congress are trying
everything to get this expansion approved. They are plans that if the
plan isn’t approved in the United States for TransCanada to go to Asia,
but that just doesn’t seem to interest them and the Canadian Government.
The ship of the Keystone XL is set for foreign markets.
Your oil companies are very far from an open book. They aren’t like
any other business where there are competitors competing against each
other. Many are often formed into different companies whether be through
corporations or subsidiaries as a Limited Partnership (L.P.). They
don’t care to list who their partner are in the open and then when you
do find a list , that may not be the list. I find with some of these oil
company may have former partners who may be so-call competitor as so it
would seem but then another company they are partner with may also
involved in a deal with that company. Then they have meetings together.
Do we even have to ask can oil companies control the cost.
For example did you know that Koch pipeline LP has been called ONEOK
NGL pipeline, but as you see very much Koch Pipeline has a very Koch
website and is a subsidiary of Koch Industry. In fact the Koch pipeline
is very much involved in the expansin by Valero in Texas. Valero is
preparing for the Keystone XL.
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