Alberta firms plow ahead with rail facilities

摘要

Calgary—Canadian juniors are moving ahead with major crude oil unit train loading facilities in Alberta, as uncertainty over the fate of major Canada-US pipelines creates fears that the province’s excessive oil sands production will be land-locked. Late August 7, Calgary-based independent Canexus said it will move ahead with the next phase of its expansion of a planned crude oil unit train loading facility at Bruderheim, at a cost of some C$225 million ($216 million).