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Canadian oil trains shift to carry less-volatile crude

(Source: Reuters, May 5, 2015) NEW YORK — A growing share of Canadian oil-by-rail traffic is made up of tough-to-ignite undiluted heavy crude and raw bitumen, say industry executives, as companies scramble to cut expenditures with the price of crude down more than 40...

New oil train rules criticized from many sides

(Source: New York Times, May 1, 2015) NEW YORK — Ending months of uncertainty and delays, federal regulators on Friday unveiled new rules for transporting crude oil by trains, saying the measures would improve rail safety and reduce the risks of a catastrophic event....

Delaware oil train traffic may jump 70 percent

(Source: The News Journal, May 2, 2015) WILMINGTON, Del. — Deliveries to the Delaware City Refinery, a 5,000-acre complex that can convert up to 191,000 barrels of crude every day into gasoline, diesel and other fuels for distribution, could increase up to 60 to 70...