Union Pacific (UP)

30 years ago

A look back to HCB’s January 1983 edition

Beginning our fourth year of publication, thirty years ago this month, HCB had at least begun using colour pictures on the front cover, and even here and there within the pages.

Shale rush!

US Rapid development of North American oil and natural gas reserves from shale plays has meant boom times for operators that can move product. But as dust settles after the initial rush to market, various players are reconfiguring their strategies

Shale production

UP names Pinnacle winners

US railroad Union Pacific (UP) has named 74 companies as annual Pinnacle Award recipients for chemical transport safety.

Terminal velocity

INVESTMENT Companies handling dangerous goods shipments by rail are constructing new terminal facilities and expanding services as economic outlook improves, both in the US and in Europe

Train on Railroad in US

UP, CSX join GEMI

US railroads Union Pacific (UP) and CSX have become two of the latest member companies of the Global Environmental Management Initiative (GEMI).

UP gets positive audit

US railroad Union Pacific’s safety processes have been successfully audited as meeting the certification requirements of the Responsible Care Management System (RCMS) programme of the American Chemistry Council (ACC).

New UP terminal

US railroad Union Pacific (UP) has celebrated the opening of its $370m, 785-acre intermodal terminal in Joliet, Illinois.

UP ethanol conference

US railroad Union Pacific (UP) recently held an ethanol rail safety conference attended by approximately 85 participants representing more than 30 ethanol shippers.

Eastman Chemical honours UP

US railroad Union Pacific (UP) announces that it is the first railroad to earn the Eastman Chemical Company Supplier Excellence Award for overall company performance.

UP intermodal record

US railroad Union Pacific (UP) says it achieved a record year of 1.25m domestic intermodal shipments in 2009. Prior to 2009, Union Pacific’s highest domestic intermodal volume was 1.19m shipments in 2007. “The introduction of 43 new truck-competitive service products allowed the railroad to capture freight that previously moved over the highway,” says UP.

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