News: Plains All American Pipeline LP (PAA.N)

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Tue, May 7 2013

UPDATE 1-Plains' Cactus pipeline to ship Texas sweet and sour crude

HOUSTON, May 7 - Plains All American Pipeline LP's proposed Cactus pipeline would move both sweet and sour crude from the Permian Basin in West Texas to the Corpus Christi and Three Rivers markets in South Texas, Chief Executive Greg Armstrong told analysts on Tuesday.

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Alberta charges Plains Midstream Canada over 2011 oil spill

April 26 - The Alberta government charged Plains All American Pipeline LP's Canadian unit for the Rainbow oil spill two year ago, one of the worst oil spills in the province's history.

UPDATE 2-Alberta regulator says Plains ignored spill alarms

CALGARY, Alberta, Feb 26 - Employees at Plains All American Pipeline LP's Canadian unit disregarded leak alarms and restarted a ruptured oil pipeline as they caused one of the worst oil spills in Alberta's history, a report issued by the province's pipeline regulator found.

Alberta regulator issues orders against Plains Midstream Canada

CALGARY, Alberta - Alberta's Energy Resources Conservation Board, which regulates pipelines in the province, issued four "high-risk enforcement actions" on Tuesday against Plains All American Pipeline LP's Canadian unit as it wrapped up an investigation into one of the province's largest-ever oil spills.

Plains CEO says Capline could move crude south or condensate north

HOUSTON - The Louisiana-to-Illinois Capline pipeline could be reversed to move U.S. inland crude oil output to the Gulf Coast or it could move more crude and condensate from South Texas north to meet Canadian demand, the head of Plains All American said on Thursday.

COLUMN-Rail M&A suggests U.S. crude glut won't ease soon: Campbell

By Robert Campbell NEW YORK, Dec 6 - The value of terminals for loading crude oil onto trains is rising in the United States, a sign that big players are betting inland oil prices will remain lower than previously thought. Closely-held U.S. Development Group announced on Wednesday it would sell five of its terminals to pipeline giant Plains All American Pipeline LP for $500 million. The five terminals have a combined capacity to handle approximately 225,000 barrels per day

Plains All American to buy crude oil rail terminals for $500 mln

Dec 5 - Plains All American Pipeline LP said it will buy four operating crude oil rail terminals and other assets from U.S. Development Group for about $500 million as North American oil output growth continues to outpace infrastructure development.

TEXT - S&P rates Plains All American Pipeline

Dec 3 - Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said today it assigned its 'BBB' rating to Plains All American Pipeline L.P.'s (Plains) issuance of $500 million of senior unsecured notes, which the company is issuing in two tranches. As of Sept. 30, 2012, Plains had about $6.6 billion of reported debt. The company will use the proceeds to repay outstanding borrowings under its credit facilities and for general partnership purposes. Standard & Poor's ratings on Houston-based Plains reflect its "stron

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