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Billions of dollars will be needed to build additional pipelines,
terminals, and storage facilities to bring new US oil and natural gas
resources to market, experts said on May 21 during Deloitte LLP’s 2012
Washington Energy Conference.
Outlays of $10-20 billion/year could be required over the next 20
years to build new systems and facilities as well as modify existing
ones, suggested Curt Launer, managing director of natural resources in
Deutsche Bank’s Corporate Finance Coverage Group.
Perhaps later, some comments, or maybe I will save them for Thursday morning ramblings.
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