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Light Louisiana Sweet’s discount to Brent oil widened to the largest margin since December 2008 as the first shipments of similar low-sulfur grades may begin arriving in Texas via the Seaway pipeline this month.
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U.S. Gulf Coast oils weakened with the approach of the start of the planned Seaway pipeline reversal, which will move crude from Oklahoma to refineries in Texas.
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Low-sulfur oil delivered from the soon-to-be reversed Seaway pipeline is being offered in the U.S. Gulf Coast for June delivery.
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Light and Heavy Louisiana sweet oil premiums weakened as the gap between West Texas Intermediate and Brent narrowed.
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Nexen Inc. is nearing full production levels at its Buzzard field in the U.K. North Sea after an unscheduled shutdown.
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U.S. Gulf Coast oils strengthened as the gap between West Texas Intermediate and Brent widened after the Energy Department reported record crude inventory levels in Cushing, Oklahoma.
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Canadian oils weakened after power failed at Citgo Petroleum Corp.’s Illinois refinery and Imperial Oil Ltd. said a unit at its Sarnia, Ontario, plant was undergoing planned work.
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Imperial Oil Ltd began maintenance yesterday at its refinery and chemical plant in Sarnia, Ontario, according to a recorded message left on a community hot line.
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Plains All American Pipeline LP has mostly completed an expansion of a portion of its Basin pipeline system that moves oil from the Permian Basin region in west Texas and Southern New Mexico to Cushing, Oklahoma.
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The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission denied Enterprise Product Partners LP and Enbridge Inc.’s request to set rates on the Seaway pipeline connecting an oil-storage hub in Oklahoma to U.S. Gulf Coast refineries.
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