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Ban on U.S. Oil Exports Seen Dying One Ruling at a Time: Energy

2014-07-19 05:26:15| Oil & Gas - Topix.net

The four-decade-old ban on most crude exports from the U.S., now the world's largest producer, will be weakened bit by bit as government rulings allow exceptions, say energy analysts including IHS Inc. The Commerce Department's permission for Enterprise Products Partners LP and Pioneer Natural Resources Co.

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