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www.fueloilnews.com | FUEL OIL NEWS | JULY 2015 11 an expanded pipeline and terminal net- work that will increase supply of propane to meet product demand in the Upper Midwest. "We are excited to pursue this strategic alliance with NuStar. The investments support our long-term commitment as a reliable supplier of propane," said Andrew Combs, CHS vice president, propane. "These projects will enhance the overall efficiency of our distribution system and assist our customers' continued growth." CHS is the nation's leading farmer- owned cooperative and global energy, grains and foods business and a lead- ing propane supplier in the region. This agreement will increase the availability and dependability of the propane supply in the Upper Midwest by utilizing NuStar's pipe- line and terminal network that connects to Conway, Kan., a Midwest hub for propane storage and fractionation facilities. As part of this agreement, NuStar will increase the volume of propane moved in its Central East pipeline and terminal system. The related capital investments will be backed by long-term, dedicated throughput and storage agreements with CHS. "CHS has been an outstanding cus- tomer and business partner to NuStar for many years, and we look forward to taking our relationship with them to an even higher level through this alliance," said Brad Barron, president and CEO of NuStar. "In addition to increasing mar- ket share for CHS, these projects will be immediately accretive to NuStar's earn- ings when they are completed." Key projects under development include construction of an eight-mile, eight-inch pipeline at NuStar's Conway, Kan., origin facility, which is near the southern end of NuStar's East Refined Products Pipeline System. The new pipe- line and modifications to the origin facility will allow for increased propane supply to be sourced from Conway, Kan., for deliv- ery to propane terminals on the system. NuStar will also expand its Rock Rapids, Iowa, terminal to include propane ser- vices. This terminal expansion will allow NuStar to gain more efficiencies in an underutilized facility, and allow CHS to better supply the region with propane. All of these projects are projected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2015. NEW AMERIGREEN PROPANE TRANSLOAD FACILITY OPENS IN AVONDALE AMERIgreen Energy announces the open- ing of a new propane transload facility in Avondale, Pa. The facility's strategic loca- tion will service propane dealers within 40 miles in the Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey markets.

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