LNG by rail
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Is transport of LNG by rail safe?
Federal regulators are deciding at what level should the U.S. allow the transportation of liquefied natural gas by rail. Some environmental groups oppose LNG by…
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Company’s LNG-by-rail special permit expiring, putting projects in doubt
New Fortress Energy subsidiary Energy Transfer Services’ permit allowing the transport of liquefied natural gas in special tank cars is set to expire next week,…
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PHMSA seeks to suspend transport of LNG by rail tank cars
The suspension would allow the July 2020 rule to be aligned with a separate and companion regulation currently being worked on by federal regulators.
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Power Index: Top 10 Biden regulatory reviews affecting freight markets
President Joe Biden’s regulatory policy shift has wide-ranging implications for shippers and carriers.
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Is electrifying the freight rail network cost prohibitive?
The costs to electrify freight rail in the U.S., albeit expensive, extend beyond strictly capital costs to questions about electric grid reliability and how best…
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New York congressman asks DOT to reverse LNG by rail rule
Rep. Joseph D. Morelle of New York says LNG unit trains would pose a safety threat to the local community.
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Environmental groups appeal permits for LNG export facility in New Jersey
The groups say more federal oversight is needed for the transport of liquefied natural gas by rail.
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Environmental groups, states sue feds over LNG by rail
Environmental groups and several states have filed lawsuits against regulation governing liquefied natural gas by rail over environmental and safety concerns.
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US DOT claims $90 billion saved under Trump
Agency estimates $4 billion in cost savings from hours-of-service changes.
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Feds issue final rule allowing liquefied natural gas by rail
The rule seeks to address Democrats’ concerns about the safety measures the railroads would take in transporting liquefied natural gas.
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