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I'm waiting for the first one with enough nerve to call it a "tender."

 

The linked article says that "natural gas is currently cheap and plentiful in North America."  But what would happen to the price of natural gas if major railroads started using it for locomotive fuel?  Supply and demand, anyone?

 

It's an interesting idea.  But it strikes me as mainly a PR exercise at this time.

Well, natural gas is coming to the front as a replacement fuel because there is such a glut of it now. The limiting factor is the distance that can be travelled before a re-fuel is needed - hence that big gas tank on wheels!
Personally, I would rather see innovation to use the product here (N. America) than to just load it on ships to go elsewhere.
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