My understanding is that BP has sold all or some of the USA holdings
just recently. They have a fairly massive refinery in Texas City that
routinely blows or belches.
Texas city has it's own switching railroad, but I'm not sure of it's
heritage (city owned or industry). That whole area from East Houston to
the Gulf of Mexico is tank car haven--I would bet 50% of the freight is
peto related with much of the rest, grain or plastic pellets besides the
usual container traffic.
Bob Werre
On 2/25/11 1:25 PM, Michael & Linda Marmer wrote:
>
> AMOCO was sold to BP.
>
> BP had AMOCO gas at it pumps.
>
> Not sure if they still use the name AMOCO.
>
> Mike
>
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