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May
27

STB rejects CSX application for review of Pan Am acquisition

Rail News Home CSX Transportation 5/27/2021 Rail News: CSX Transportation
The board found that the application did not include all of the information necessary for purposes of a "significant" transaction. Photo – csx.com

The Surface Transportation Board (STB) yesterday announced it rejected CSX’s proposed acquisition of Pan Am Systems Inc. and its short-line subsidiaries because the Class I’s application was considered "incomplete."

The board found that the application did not include all of the information necessary for purposes of a "significant" transaction under its regulations, STB officials said in a press release.

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May
27

STB rejects CSX application for review of Pan Am acquisition

May
27

VTA mourns loss of 9 workers killed in rail yard shooting

May
26

Rail supplier news from Alstom, Everysens, Gowanda and Texelis (May 26)

May
26

CAGTC backs bipartisan transportation reauthorization bill

May
26

MBTA to accelerate Green Line D track, signal replacement work

May
26

Lawmakers reintroduce proposed grade crossing safety act

May
26

Operation Lifesaver awards grants for rail public safety campaigns

May
26

Ontario awards tunnel contract for Scarborough subway extension

May
26

Merger update: CN, KCS file with STB for voting trust approval

CN and Kansas City Southern today jointly filed with the Surface Transportation Board (STB) a renewed motion for approval of its voting trust that outlines the case for approval of the voting trust to advance the CN-KCS merger.

The filing highlights that the voting trust protects against premature control of KCS and protects KCS’ financial health, that CN remains financially sound, the substantial benefits to be gained from the transaction by customers and the nearly 1,100 stakeholders who have already supported the transaction.

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May
26

Merger update: CN, KCS file with STB for voting trust approval

May
25

Georgia Ports Authority announces board officers

May
25

Biden nominates Homendy to chair NTSB

May
25

USDOT clarifies TOD guidelines for RRIF, TIFIA loans

May
25

Santa Clara VTA names Gonot GM, CEO

May
25

North Carolina Railroad names Jeng CFO

May
25

L.A. Metro begins construction of final Purple Line Extension section

May
25

Bogalusa Bayou Railroad acquires Louisiana rail line

May
25

BNSF to serve new canola processing facility in Saskatchewan

May
25

BNSF to serve new canola processing facility in Saskatchewan

Rail News Home BNSF Railway 5/25/2021 Rail News: BNSF Railway
Ceres Global Ag Corp. today announced plans today to build a $350 million integrated canola processing facility in Northgate, Saskatchewan, to help meet the current and growing global demand for canola products.Expected to open in summer 2024, the facility will have the capacity to process 1.1 million metric tons of canola and refine more than 500 thousand metric tons of canola oil annually, Ceres officials said in a press release.BNSF Railway Co. will serve the facility."Demand for renewable diesel feedstocks is rapidly growing. The BNSF network is ideally suited to supply the production, processing and distribution of these feedstocks," said Jim Titsworth, BNSF's director of agricultural development.Ceres has been analyzing canola crush at Northgate for several years, as its location at the Canada-U.S. border is ideally located to originate canola seed from farmers, said Ceres President and Chief Executive Officer Robert Day."With a direct connection to BNSF, the facility will provide the most efficient access to the U.S. market and ports," Day said. "Our Northgate facility includes a 2.7 million-bushel shuttle loading grain elevator and two 120-car loop tracks, providing 'construction-ready' infrastructure and shortening the timeline to complete this project."

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