Energy News Roundup: Oil Trains Delay Grain Shipments, Investors Shun Coal before Oil and More Nuanced Power Pricing Needed

Breaking Energy 2014-08-26

Summary:

EPA Proposes More Stringent Emissions Standards For Non-road Diesels

As oil production volumes from the Bakken Shale formation zoomed past 1 million barrels, farmers watched their grain inventories pile up because they have not been able to book rail shipping capacity fast enough. This article highlights shifting commodity production, pricing and transportation dynamics as the US oil output renaissance coincides with record grain production.

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coal infrastructure utility scale bakken crude oil bakken formation crude by rail crude oil tank cars distributed generation fossil fuels grain institutional investors natural gas oil oil trains pipelines power generation power prices renewable energy stranded assets

Authors:

Jared Anderson

Date tagged:

08/26/2014, 12:11

Date published:

08/26/2014, 10:03