Houston-based Phillips 66 (NYSE: PSX) has cut its forecast for 2016 capital expenditures by nearly a quarter after delays and cancellations to midstream projects in the third quarter, especially the heavily-protested Dakota Access Pipeline project. The company now expects to spend about $3 billion through the end of 2016, down about $900 million from previous expectations, CEO Greg Garland said on Phillips 66’s third-quarter earnings conference call. “We’re still confident that our growth…