BAJA CALIFORNIA.- The Tijuana-Tecate / Baja California Railroad (BJRR) is among the five companies that were able to obtain the hydrocarbons transportation permit (gasoline, diesel and jet fuel) by the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE).
BJRR has a market interested in the commercialization of gasoline in the region as well as a supplier market positioned in the United States.
This would bring many advantages to the state since it would cause the mobility of the economic flow both locally and abroad, in addition, the BJRR has infrastructure that connects with railway companies in the United States, BNSF and SDIV.
Customers will be able to choose the origin and destination of either gasoline, diesel or jet fuel, as long as the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), security and regulation measures are carried out in the United States and Part of the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) in Mexico.
"Delivery in terms of time will definitely be much faster, because the route to be used is agile, in terms of logistics, much simpler and direct from its point of origin to its final destination; added to that, within the logistics task of delivery, the auto-tank would be the last link of the chain for the direct delivery to the stations of service," explained the director of BJRR, Lic. Roberto Romandía.
It is expected that this railroad transports about 20 million liters per month, equivalent to 200 vans, which would supply about 60 stations.
Via BJRR
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Translated by:cristina.mora@sandiegored.com
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