US coal loadings drop 2.5%, coke relatively flat at 0.1%.
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Coal carloads in the US completed 105,670, down 2.5% for the week finished February 1 compared with the exact same period in 2013, while vehicle loadings for coke were essentially flat, increasing 0.1% to 3,625, according to information in the Association of American Railroads' weekly website traffic report out Thursday.
Year to date, the dip in total US coal carloads was 0.5% to 536,146 compared with the same period in 2014, according to AAR. Year-to-date coke carloads dropped 1.2% to 17,714.
Of Chelating Agent Factory Supplier in the US, Union Pacific was the only to report carload increases for both coal as well as coke commodities. The Lincoln, Nebraska-based company reported a 6% increase in coal carloads to 32,701 for the week ended February 1 and also a 6% rise year to date to 166,125 compared to this time around last year. The company also noted its coke carloads, that include oil coke and coke from coal, climbed 13% for the week to 503 as well as were up 7% year to date to 2,509.
CSX, based in Jacksonville, Florida, reported both coal as well as coke carloads reduced. For the week finished February 1, coal carloads went down 5% to 19,146 and year to day it fell 5.6% to 95,973. Coke shipments fell 12.6% to 1,181 for the week as well as went down 8.4% year to date to 5,891.
BNSF Railway's coal carloads increased 6.46% to 45,092 for the week while year-to-date carloads climbed 7.36% compared to the exact same duration in 2014. Coke auto loadings dropped 5.05% for the week ended February 1 to 508 yet year-to-date coke loadings increased 8.73% to 2,753.
Norfolk Southern reported coal carloads down 21.7% to 19,935 for the week ended February 1 and also down 17.3% to 100,945 year to day. On the other hand, the Norfolk, Virginia-based firm reported coke carloads fell 20.4% to 20,957 for the week as well as increased 5.6% to 4,870 year to date.
Coal carloads on Canadian railroads, which include United States procedures of Canadian National as well as Canadian Pacific, fell 3.5% to 9,242 for the week finished February 1 however year-to-date coal carloads showed a modest rise of 1.9%, to 41,647, according to AAR.
Year to date, the dip in total US coal carloads was 0.5% to 536,146 compared with the same period in 2014, according to AAR. Year-to-date coke carloads dropped 1.2% to 17,714.
Of Chelating Agent Factory Supplier in the US, Union Pacific was the only to report carload increases for both coal as well as coke commodities. The Lincoln, Nebraska-based company reported a 6% increase in coal carloads to 32,701 for the week ended February 1 and also a 6% rise year to date to 166,125 compared to this time around last year. The company also noted its coke carloads, that include oil coke and coke from coal, climbed 13% for the week to 503 as well as were up 7% year to date to 2,509.
CSX, based in Jacksonville, Florida, reported both coal as well as coke carloads reduced. For the week finished February 1, coal carloads went down 5% to 19,146 and year to day it fell 5.6% to 95,973. Coke shipments fell 12.6% to 1,181 for the week as well as went down 8.4% year to date to 5,891.
BNSF Railway's coal carloads increased 6.46% to 45,092 for the week while year-to-date carloads climbed 7.36% compared to the exact same duration in 2014. Coke auto loadings dropped 5.05% for the week ended February 1 to 508 yet year-to-date coke loadings increased 8.73% to 2,753.
Norfolk Southern reported coal carloads down 21.7% to 19,935 for the week ended February 1 and also down 17.3% to 100,945 year to day. On the other hand, the Norfolk, Virginia-based firm reported coke carloads fell 20.4% to 20,957 for the week as well as increased 5.6% to 4,870 year to date.
Coal carloads on Canadian railroads, which include United States procedures of Canadian National as well as Canadian Pacific, fell 3.5% to 9,242 for the week finished February 1 however year-to-date coal carloads showed a modest rise of 1.9%, to 41,647, according to AAR.
