Three former employees of Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway Ltd.were acquitted on charges related to aJuly 2013 derailmentof a 73-car train carrying crude oil that resulted in the deaths of 47 people in Lac-Megantic in eastern Quebec. Following more than a week of deliberations, a jury found the train’s conductor and two other men not guilty of criminal negligence, according to reports. The train had been carrying oil from the western U.S. to a refinery in New Brunswick. In the aftermath of the disaster, both theUnited StatesandCanadamoved to end crude oil deliveries using legacy DOT-111 railway tank cars.
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Comanche Trail Asks FERC to Expedite Border Crossing Approval for NatGas Pipe
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Comanche Trail Asks FERC to Expedite Border Crossing Approval for NatGas Pipe
Comanche Trail Pipeline LLC has asked FERC to expedite an order authorizing construction of an international crossing at the Texas-Mexico border for a natural gas pipeline, after concerns that the project is already behind schedule.
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FERC will conduct an environmental assessment (EA) of the potential impacts of the 1.1 Bcf/d San Elizario Crossing Project, a border project in Texas that would export natural gas to Mexico via the proposed intrastate Comanche Trail Pipeline.
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