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The Rosman High School Class of 1961 will have its class reunion on Saturday, Oct. 28 starting at 4:30 p.m. at the Pisgah Fish Camp. All class members are encouraged

Moda Midstream completes crude oil storage expansion at Texas facilities - Vimarsana News

Moda Midstream completes crude oil storage expansion at Texas facilities

Moda Midstream has announced the completion of a project which adds ten million barrels of crude oil storage at its Port of Corpus Christi facility in US.

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Moda Midstream receives expansion approval

Moda Midstream receives expansion approval Expansion orders given despite strong complaints Moda Midstream has been approved to start expanding. and last updated 2021-05-05 19:07:29-04 INGLESIDE ON THE BAY, Texas — Moda Midstream in Ingleside is one step closer to expanding their operations, although neighbors to the proposed project remain outspoken against it. “They’re building a pier 600 yards from my back door," said Pepper Mitchell, a neighbor and member of Ingleside on the Bay Coastal Watch Association. "They’ve already had one ship hit a pier, a supertanker. Am I g...

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Texas Oil Export Hub Sees China Demand Uptick - Vimarsana News

Texas Oil Export Hub Sees China Demand Uptick

America's main oil-export hub sees demand picking up from China this year. (Bloomberg) -- America’s main oil-export hub sees demand picking up from China this year even as a resurgence in the coronavirus clouds the outlook for consumption in the world’s biggest importer. Texas’s Port of Corpus Christi, home to eight oil export facilities, is laying the groundwork by deepening part of its waterway as two of its customers add storage. With crude stored aboard tankers in Asia being drawn down, the port is pinning its hopes on U.S. exports being able to make up the shortfall.