Push to relax US oil export ban ends 2014 with breakthrough


December - The Department of Commerce breaks months of silence and takes two steps to open up processed condensate exports: it begins approving "some" of the pending CCAT requests to export processed condensate; and it issues the first formal guidelines and definitions for what constitutes exportable crude oil, including clarifying the degree of distillation required. - Reuetrs

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