Several gasoline and distillate shippers are gearing up to fight Colonial Pipeline’s newest proposed tariff, saying a revised version will still squash competition and curb access to the critical artery that moves millions of barrels per day to the U.S. Northeast from the Gulf Coast. York River Fuels LLC, a New York Harbor marketer affiliated with Western Refining Inc, said in a regulatory filing on Wednesday that a key provision in the tariff would shut out many small shippers while favoring bigger ones like refiners that routinely ship hundreds of thousands of barrels every year. Castleton Commodities International and World Fuel Services Corp, also have asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to allow them to submit arguments. Colonial, which has been full for more than three years, allocates space based on shipper history, or how many barrels shippers regularly move in 72 cycles each year. Those that move at […]