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News & Notes
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Senate’s Pipeline Safety Hearing
On Nov. 16, the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation held a hearing on reauthorization of the pipeline safety program. Tim Felt of Explorer Pipeline testified for AOPL and API.
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DOE’s Short-Term Energy Outlook
On Nov. 7, the Energy Information Administration released an updated document titled “Short-Term Outlook” that covers the domestic energy picture for the next few months.
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October 2006 Issue
Enbridge North Dakota Breaks Oil Bottleneck with $70 Million Expansion
September 2006 Issue
PIPELINE TECHNOLOGY: What’s Right About Right-of-Way Clearing
August 2006 Issue
PIPELINE TECHNOLOGY: Pipeline Tool Answers Dirty Questions
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AOPL Committed to Working with New Congressional Leaders
 With the second of the two sessions of the 109th Congress coming to a close, AOPL is preparing to work with a new Congress, beginning in January. Not only will Democrats assume control of both the House and Senate—meaning changes in committee leadership—but many new faces from both parties were voted into office.
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AOPL Welcomes New President
 On Nov. 15, Shirley Neff joined the Association of Oil Pipe Lines as president. Most recently, she served as an adjunct lecturer and research scholar at Columbia University’s Center for Energy, Marine Transportation and Public Policy. She is also the current president of the U.S. Association for Energy Economics (USAEE), a professional organization.
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Joint Survey Program Gauges Effectiveness of Pipeline Public Awareness Efforts
 The Association of Oil Pipe Lines (AOPL), the American Petroleum Institute (API) and the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA) are conducting a joint survey program to help pipeline operators measure the effectiveness of their public awareness programs. A total of 28 liquids and gas transmission companies have signed up for the program.
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ConocoPhillips Makes a Difference in Students’ Lives
 ConocoPhillips gives more than half of its annual charitable contributions to education and youth programs. Through volunteer programs on the K-12 levels such as Adopt-A-Classroom, Junior Achievement, and Teaching Tools, ConocoPhillips has been positively shaping children’s lives.
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Pipelines fuel 97 percent of the transportation industry, which accounts for more than 16 percent of the nation’s economic output and 10 percent of its workforce.
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