Second U.S. Deepwater Oil Port Planned Off Texas Gulf Coast

By Johnathan Rickman

Three oil pipeline and storage companies announced plans Monday to build what would be the United States' second deepwater oil port capable of off-loading extra-large supertankers, saying each would invest as much as $600 million in a sprawling new storage...

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