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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (184858)	7/10/2014 9:25:18 AM
From: Dennis Roth	1 Recommendation Recommended By evestor Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206098

Rail terminal could bring more Canadian oil to Gulf Posted on July 9, 2014 at 4:20 pm by Collin Eaton fuelfix.com ...It’s rare for anyone to attempt a terminal project of that size, said Charles Clowdis, managing director of global trade and transportation for IHS Economics. “Any time you’re in an area with refining capability, you have someone planning a quicker way to get it in and out of there,” he said. “But I’ve seen nothing like this project. That’s why it’s big news.” If approved, the project could bring some relief to Gulf Coast refiners, which have watched Venezuela redirect much of its heavy crude exports to other markets because of deteriorating relations with the U.S....

To: Dennis Roth who wrote (184858)	7/11/2014 6:58:44 AM
From: Dennis Roth	3 Recommendations Recommended By evestor LoneClone quehubo Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206098

Precision Drilling Corporation (PDS), Offshore Driller Q2 Playbook, Things We've Learned This Week, US EIA Petroleum Statistics Precision Drilling Corporation (PDS) Strength in Canada to be Muted by Change in Depreciation Handling 10 July 2014 sendspace.com Offshore Driller Q2 Playbook See You In September 11 July 2014 sendspace.com Oilfield Services Things We've Learned This Week 10 July 2014 sendspace.com US EIA Petroleum Statistics Gulf Coast refineries hit record run rates, whittling down bloated crude stocks, even as US production hits new recent high 9 July 2014 ¦ 27 pages ir.citi.com Nationwide crude inventories drew 2.4-m bbls as US Gulf Coast refineries ran at record levels while USGC crude imports remained muted, even as US crude production hit a new recent high of 8.5-m b/d, up 1.1-m b/d y/y. Cushing crude stocks built 447-k bbls as Keystone Gulf Coast and Seaway pipeline flows remained muted, while Basin and Hawthorn rail inflows rose somewhat. Based on flows so far this week, Cushing could draw modestly next week, perhaps some 0.1-0.6-m bbls. Product stocks built as refinery output continued to outpace domestic and export demand. Total gasoline stocks built 579-k bbls, while distillate stocks built 227-k bbls Cargo movements suggested that US product exports were flattish w/w, remaining somewhat robust. Brent- WTI narrowed over the week, driven by the fall in Brent-LLS.