Union Pacific Recognizes Companies for Safe Chemical Transportation
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Union Pacific Railroad announced the winners of the 2022 Pinnacle Award, recognizing 95 companies for their commitment to safely transporting chemicals by rail. These companies demonstrated excellence in safety practices, including implementing release prevention protocols and achieving zero non-accident releases of regulated hazardous materials. The awards highlight Union Pacific's dedication to safety and environmental responsibility, emphasizing the importance of collaboration with customers to protect communities. The event took place on April 24, 2023, and reflects Union Pacific's ongoing efforts through its Hazardous Materials Safety team, which supports customers with safety training and rail car inspections.
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- Recognition of 95 companies for commitment to safe chemical transportation.
- Emphasis on safety practices and environmental responsibility.
- Union Pacific's proactive support through Hazardous Materials Safety team.
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Ninety-five companies honored with 2022 Pinnacle Award
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The 2022 Pinnacle Award winners are:
Archer Daniels Midland Company
Bayer CropScience
BP
CHS Inc
CVR Energy
Delek US Holdings
EnLink Midstream
ExxonMobil
Honeywell International Inc
HTP Energy
Indorama Ventures
INEOS Acetyls
INEOS KOH INC
Ingevity Corporation
Kemira
Keyera Corp
Methanex Corporation
MGP Ingredients
Midwest Renewable Energy
NOVA Chemicals
Nutrien Ltd
Reagent Chemical
Solvay Chemicals
Southwest Iowa Renewable Energy
Stepan Company
Targa Resources
The Chemours Company
Western Plains Energy LLC
Williams Companies Inc
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