Here are the Top Dozen Oil & Gas stories for September 6, 2017, taken directly from the @GDBlackmon Twitter Feed:
Because congress doesn’t do its job: FEMA is almost out of money as hurricane threatens Florida, source says
This is big.: Motiva refinery in Port Arthur begins to roar back after Harvey shutdown via @houstonchron
Cool: Oil up after Harvey fallout; Hurricane Irma heads into Caribbean
At least for now…: After Harvey’s devastation, oil tanker traffic healthy in Gulf of Mexico via @houstonchron
Oh, please.: Hurricane Harvey Has Exposed One Possibly Lethal Risk to Oil Industry l via @TheStreet
Excellent: Corpus Christi refining complex almost back to pre-Harvey operations via @houstonchron
Awesome: Oil Industry Mobilizes $23 Million For Hurricane Harvey Victims via @dailycaller
Good point: Houston’s post-Harvey outlook: ‘If $26 oil doesn’t do us in, 52 inches of rain won’t either’
Yyyyyyyyyyep.: Texas officials see long road from Harvey for state transportation network
Yeah, boy.: Hurricane Harvey shows electrical grid resiliency is key to swift recovery / via @RSI
Why yes, yes it could: A War With North Korea Could Send Oil Prices Skyrocketing #oilprice
Interesting analysis.: Long-Term Scenarios for Coal, Nuclear Power, and Natural Gas
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