BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP) _ Crude oil from Montana and North Dakota may be delivered by rail to the BP Cherry Point refinery near Blaine, Washington State.
Company spokesman Mike Abendhoff said Wednesday that BP officials are talking with Whatcom County planning officials about $60 million worth of rail improvements to accommodate oil trains.
If the project becomes a reality, a train a day of tanker cars may deliver oil to the refinery.
Abendhoff says the company will likely decide within 60 days whether to proceed with the project and apply for permits.
