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Condensate Exports Raise Compliance Questions for Purchasers

By Jeffrey Orenstein on November 7, 2014
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Recent press reports covering the sale and export of lightly processed condensate from the Eagle Ford Shale have characterized such transactions as a major test to the four-decade-long ban on crude oil exports, and a sign that the ban is crumbling. They are not exactly that. However, as condensate exports become more common, they will raise important compliance questions for would-be purchasers.

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