EIA to produce series of reports on US crude exports

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Washington—The US Energy Information Administration plans to release a series of studies this year examining the potential impact of US crude oil exports, EIA Administrator Adam Sieminski said Tuesday. “We’ve looked a little bit at issues in refining and I’ve got a whole list of things that we want to look at, including how much tight oil is going to be produced, what refining capacity is, how much it’s going to cost to change refining capacity, other infrastructure issues like the availability of rail and other modes, pipelines, of getting the oil to refineries on the East and West Coasts,” Sieminski said on the sidelines of a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing.