Sentences with phrase «coal train per»

Bishop stated the arrival of one coal train per day would create 100 ship calls per year.

Not exact matches

It's like we're all in this train which increases its speed a certain amount per amount of coal added, but we don't know exactly how much; we only have a range.
Trains can run on diesel as well as electricity (or coal if the dark ages do indeed return) and provide greater hauling capacity per unit fuel (or unit CO2 if you prefer).
Together, coal and oil projects place an extreme strain on regional rail systems; rail - line communities could see up to 30 loaded coal and oil trains per day and 212 loaded oil and coal trains every week.
Some coal freight traffic — about six trains per day — passes by the waterfront, from the Powder River Basin 1,000 miles (1,610 kilometers) to the east en route to and from British Columbia.
Gateway Pacific would have exported up to 48 million tons of Powder River Basin coal each year, bringing up to 18 additional coal trains every day through Washington, Idaho and Montana, and nearly 1,000 giant coal ships per year through the Salish Sea.
As many as 18 new freight trains per day would run back and forth from the Powder River Basin of Wyoming and Montana to carry coal to the new port.
That means (roughly) 20,000 times less coal ship and coal train movements and correspondingly less fuel used to drive those ships and trains per unit of electricity generated.
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