Enefit Oil Shale Development Map

Estonian-owned Enefit American Oil wants to build the first commercial-scale oil shale processing plant and strip mine in the United States in northeast Utah.

Location of the Enefit South Project oil shale development

 Map of Enefit oil shale project, Utah. Credit: Stephanie Smith, Grand Canyon Trust

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Detailed map of the Enefit oil shale development

Map of Enefit oil shale project and pipelines, Utah. Credit: Stephanie Smith, Grand Canyon Trust

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