Rail Business news in other states/canada.

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Bavarian Polymers in Dickson Tn is adding three extrusion lines
http://www.plasticsnews.com/article/201 ... -tennessee

Their plant complete with rail spur so I assume they get rail service.
http://binged.it/1sQRB1l
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TrinityRail Industries is building a plant near Sioux City Iowa
http://www.siouxlandmatters.com/story/d ... _wKNHBJMrw

According to the article, the facility is going in somewhere near the Airport and there is a railroad track nearby as well.
http://binged.it/1x2hN8c
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A Menasha Packaging Plant is undergoing an expansion in Hartford Wisconsin
http://www.postcrescent.com/story/money ... /17608967/

There facility
http://binged.it/1x6D54H
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Westlake Chemical is adding an ethylene component to their plant that will add 25 workers in Lake Charles Louisiana.
http://www.plasticsnews.com/article/201 ... -louisiana

I don't know which plant in this city it was, but here is one humongous complex near Interstate 10.
http://binged.it/1tRMbFy

and here is the other plant on the southwest side of the city near a bayou and an airport.
http://binged.it/1tRMkZJ
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Thomas Built Bus in High Point North Carolina is adding work...
http://www.news-record.com/business/tho ... b2370.html

Unless my eyes are deceiving me, there appears to be a spur into the place on the upper right corner.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Thoma ... 68a707cc43
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An Italian Compounder will expand onto an already newly built plant in Lebanon Tennessee
http://www.softergroup.com/en/info-cent ... PJ7i6DL8hw

From the picture, it looks like it might be rail served.
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From Railroads Illustrated, The Morristown and Erie Railroad will be building a transload facility in the Hanover/Whippany New Jersey near the corner of State Route 10 and Troy Hills Road.

Here is the location
http://binged.it/1xMRYJW
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Also from RI, Eco Energy a biofuel supply chain company is building an ethanol transloading and storage facility alongside an NS line in Augusta Georgia. They hope to have it up and running by December 2014.
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Two companies Natureworks out of Minnetonka Minnesota and Calysta out of Menlo Park Ca have teamed up to turn methane biogas into lactic acid for use in bioplastics products..Natureworks has a huge rail served plant in Blair Nebraska
http://www.plasticsnews.com/article/201 ... ew-funding

The plant on the outskirt of Blair..
http://binged.it/1wsVevM

I think the plant is served by UP...
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CN has completed a new propane terminal in Hixton Wisconsin..from CNnewswire..

CHS set to open CN-served propane terminal in Wisconsin



PR Newswire

CHS Propane Terminal Ribbon Cutting in Hixton, Wis.



ST. PAUL, Minn. -- CHS, a leading energy, grains and foods company and the nation's leading farmer-owned cooperative, is nearing completion of a new propane rail terminal in Hixton, Wis., in time to meet demand for the upcoming heating season. An open house event was held on October 30 to mark the occasion.




CHS Propane Terminal Ribbon Cutting in Hixton, Wis.




"On behalf of Governor Walker, I want to thank CHS for investing in Wisconsin. The new terminal that CHS and Federation Cooperative have built in west central Wisconsin will be a major asset in bringing more propane into the state this winter," said Chris Schoenherr, Deputy Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Administration.




The new terminal is owned by CHS and operated by Federation Cooperative of Black River Falls, Wis. Served by the CN railroad, the terminal will initially have 360,000 gallons of storage, the ability to unload six railcars every 4.5 hours, and two truck loading bays capable of loading six trucks per hour. The secure terminal, which uses modern automation and safety technologies, will be completed in mid-November.




"CHS invested in this terminal as part of a broader $24 million investment to develop a robust supply network for propane marketers in the Northern Tier region affected by the Cochin pipeline reversal," according to Drew Combs, CHS vice president of propane. "Our goal is to help marketers serve homeowners, farms and businesses with a safe, reliable supply of propane, and to position our customers for future growth while adding value for our member owners," says Combs.




CHS has an 80-year history as a dependable supplier of propane and related equipment.




To view aerial video of the terminal while under construction, go to: http://alturl.com/pvahg.




CHS Inc. is a leading global agribusiness owned by farmers, ranchers and cooperatives across the United States. Diversified in energy, grains and foods, CHS is committed to helping its customers, farmer-owners and other stakeholders grow their businesses through its domestic and global operations. CHS, a Fortune 100 company, supplies energy, crop nutrients, grain marketing services, animal feed, food and food ingredients, along with business solutions including insurance, financial and risk management services. The company operates petroleum refineries/pipelines and manufactures, markets and distributes Cenex® brand refined fuels, lubricants, propane and renewable energy products.
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DSM Engineering is building a plant next to an existing one in Augusta Georgia
http://www.plasticsnews.com/article/201 ... in-georgia

This appears to be a large rail served plant on the outskirts of Augusta
http://binged.it/1x9ExWh
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Nissan is kicking some serious butt with more job expansion and maybe more auto traffic to the Great Lakes on CN..
http://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/2014 ... -plant-in/

Nissans Plant in Canton Mississippi
http://binged.it/1z6k1Fs
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Chevron Phillips in Baytown Texas is adding more capacity to their plant with a PAO line

Here is the rail served refinery
http://binged.it/1EBgqAi
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Meanwhile another company, Dow Chemical is also expanding with a ethylene cracker plastics line in Freeport Texas
http://www.plasticsnews.com/article/201 ... sion-plans

Here is their facility in Freeport.
http://binged.it/1EBhHY8
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Silgan Plastics building new plant in Northeast Pa. Hopefully they will be a rail user
http://www.yourerie.com/news/news-artic ... 5L_b_oFtqQ
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redside20 wrote:Silgan Plastics building new plant in Northeast Pa. Hopefully they will be a rail user
http://www.yourerie.com/news/news-artic ... 5L_b_oFtqQ
Is that the same company in Ottawa, OH, that recently had a spur built and is serviced by IORY?
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AARR wrote:
redside20 wrote:Silgan Plastics building new plant in Northeast Pa. Hopefully they will be a rail user
http://www.yourerie.com/news/news-artic ... 5L_b_oFtqQ
Is that the same company in Ottawa, OH, that recently had a spur built and is serviced by IORY?
Yes...I wonder if all the Silgan Plants are rail users.
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Landmark Services Grain has built a grain facility and loop track on the CP near Fall River Wisconsin. I never saw anything about this but after reading the yahoo message I was able to dig this news up from last year.

http://www.grainnet.com/article.php?ID=131263
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A steel mill near the Ohio River in NKY near Ghent Kentucky is adding a steel slitting line.
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/money/2 ... /20106261/

North American Stainless Steel Plant near Ghent
https://www.google.com/maps/place/North ... 41fb190ac8
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redside20 wrote:
AARR wrote:
redside20 wrote:Silgan Plastics building new plant in Northeast Pa. Hopefully they will be a rail user
http://www.yourerie.com/news/news-artic ... 5L_b_oFtqQ
Is that the same company in Ottawa, OH, that recently had a spur built and is serviced by IORY?
Yes...I wonder if all the Silgan Plants are rail users.
Silgan has a plant in Ligonier and is an NS Customer, Silgan I believe is primarily a blow molder and the volume they produce I would believe they will be a rail customer..

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