09.20.16
:: Rvk in the Press :: American Shipper
Crude Oil Transport
09.19.16
:: Crude Oil Transport
Broad Coalition Demands Thorough Review of Pilgrim Pipelines
In a letter released today, 220 organizations, businesses and faith groups are calling on the lead agencies of the environmental review to make an “extraordinary effort” to gather public input about the risks associated with the proposed Pilgrim Pipelines, which would carry dangerous Bakken crude oil south from the Port of Albany and refined petroleum products in a parallel pipeline north from the Linden, New Jersey area.
09.19.16
:: Rvk in the Press :: Argus Media
New York crude rail terminal expansion delayed
09.17.16
:: Rvk in the Press :: Global Trade
Shipping industry lobbies for more Hudson River anchorage
09.16.16
:: Rvk in the Press :: Associated Press
Albany crude oil hub subject to new environmental review
09.16.16
:: Press Releases :: Crude Oil Transport
Victory for the environment: DEC plans full review of Albany oil terminal operation
The NYS State Department of Environmental Conservation sent a letter to Global Partners LP on Friday informing the energy company that its air quality renewal permit application for the Port of Albany will be considered as an entirely new application, requiring additional information to address issues identified by DEC and restarting the environmental review process.
09.15.16
:: Rvk in the Press :: Times Union
N.Y. regulators: Pilgrim Pipeline needs full environmental review
09.15.16
:: Rvk in the Press :: Times Herald-Record
Full environmental review ordered for controversial Pilgrim Pipeline
09.15.16
:: Press Releases :: Crude Oil Transport
Pilgrim Pipelines review opens with State Determination that project could result in multiple significant environmental impacts
Lead agencies cite “unprecedented” use of thruway right of way as a threat to public safety in calling for a full environmental review of Pilgrim Pipelines’ potentially extensive impacts
09.13.16
:: Rvk in the Press :: WAMC Northeast Public Radio
David Nightingale: Hudson River Anchorages
