Bruno, absolutely right. Thanks for spotting that.
Darryl
On 01/07/2012 9:08 PM, Bruno M. wrote:
Nice job so far Darryl,
but i guess there something wrong or at least not logical.
3)Dilbit is less viscous than conventional crude oil.Therefore, dilbit
is pumped through pipelines at
I will post again when the next draft is ready.
On the insurance front, Lloyds put something out a few month ago that
should have been an eye-opener, but seemed to elicit only yawns. I
think I saw something recent as well about an oil project not getting
the insurance cover it needed, which
I will post again when the next draft is ready.
Good, thanks.
On the insurance front, Lloyds put something out a few month ago that
should have been an eye-opener, but seemed to elicit only yawns. I
think I saw something recent as well about an oil project not getting
the insurance cover it
Thanks for the 2-parter here Keith.
I have been following the tar sands and dilbit deceptions for a while
now. I'm hardly an expert (yet), but I thought I would share a draft
piece I am working on. I am still collecting items and references for
it, but I think the gist of it could stand some
Hi Darryl
Thanks for the 2-parter here Keith.
You're welcome. Thanks for an interesting read, nice! I wouldn't
change much. Just give it a couple of careful read-overs and it
should be right.
Please post it again when you're happy with it. Could I put it in the
Picks of the week section on
Nice job so far Darryl,
but i guess there something wrong or at least not logical.
3)Dilbit is less viscous than conventional crude oil.Therefore, dilbit
is pumped through pipelines at higher pressure than conventional crude
oil, which increases the risk of pressure-related failures
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