Exxon Mobil’s (NYSE:XOM) proposal to reactivate its idle Santa Ynez Unit offshore platforms in California by means of a plan counting on vehicles to ship crude to refineries onshore was denied Wednesday by a U.S. District Choose.

The choose refused Exxon’s (XOM) request to overturn a 2022 choice by the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors to reject the corporate’s trucking plan, saying that whereas Exxon has each proper to function its Offshore Oil Platforms, it doesn’t have a proper to truck the crude.

The choose discovered “substantial proof” to help the board’s choice to disclaim the challenge due to the protection points the vehicles would create.

The choose additionally rejected Exxon’s (XOM) competition that the county supervisors’ opposition to grease manufacturing induced them to behave improperly.

Exxon’s (XOM) three Santa Ynez offshore platforms have been shut down since 2015 when a pipeline ruptured and created a extreme oil spill.

Exxon (XOM) shares closed Wednesday at a document excessive, as U.S. crude oil costs rose to their highest stage since August final 12 months.