Fuel Oil News
Dominion Energy and Duke Energy canceled the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, citing ongoing delays and increasing cost uncertainty which they said threaten the economic viability of the project. Here’s more, slightly edited, from a statement issued by the companies: Despite last month’s overwhelming 7-2 victory at the United States Supreme Court, ...
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Dominion Energy and Duke Energy Cancel Atlantic Coast Pipeline
Dominion Energy and Duke Energy canceled the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, citing ongoing delays and increasing cost uncertainty which they said threaten the economic viability of the project. Here’s more, slightly edited, from a statement issued by the companies: Despite last month’s overwhelming 7-2 victory at the United States Supreme Court, ...
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IRRC Approves 15 PPM Sulfur Standard for Heating Oil in Pennsylvania
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The Costs of Going Green in the Green Mountain State
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Coronavirus, Contango, and Crude
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Boston Steel Tank Trucks
Operations
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Alaska Fuel Services Implements ADD Systems Software
Alaska Fuel Services, a fuel service in Fairbanks, Alaska, that specializes in commercial and residential oil delivery, including heating oil, equipment fueling, and bulk fuel, implemented Advanced Digital Data’s back office and mobile delivery software, ADD Systems said. Ben Wilker, owner of AFS, said “The biggest thing I was going ...
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R.W. Beckett Launches BeckettLink Connected Tank Gauge
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FMCSA Modernizes Hours of Service Rules
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Kim Keil Joins Haffner’s Energy North Group
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NYSEC Moves
HVAC
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Grundfos’ Swetye Joins Board of Hydraulic Institute
Pump manufacturer Grundfos announced the appointment of Jim Swetye, Technical Training Manager, to serve on the Board of the Hydraulic Institute for 2020-2021 as Vice President of Education. “It is really an honor to be entrusted with this role as an educator,” said Swetye. “For me, the great thing about ...
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HVAC Professor Reaching Out to Industry
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General Filters’ 2019 ‘Soaring Eagle’ Awarded to Shupe, Carboni & Associates
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General Filters Rolls Out New Brand Identity
Blog
Is There a Future for Hydronics?
Consolidation, new products, and improved efficiency are reshaping the hydronics segment, says Mike McDonnell. “Is There a Future for Hydronics?” was the title of a talk McDonnell gave to the Heating, Air-Conditioning, Refrigeration Distributors International, a trade group of wholesaler distributors. And he talked further on the subject in a ...
Read More »Survival
Ask him what’s the biggest, most pressing industry issue he is dealing with in his position as executive director of the Vermont Fuel Dealers Association and Matt Cota answers with one word: “Survival.” And then of course, being the head of a state association, he elaborates. The specific challenge for ...
Read More »Accepting Payments During Covid-19
As we are adjusting to business during Covid-19 the way we interact with our employees and customers has changed, writes Marci Gagnon. “Not only do we need to create new operational processes to keep employees and customers safe, we need to rethink how we accept certain types of payment,” Gagnon ...
Read More »‘Decarbonization’ in Rhode Island
Rhode Island is pursuing a “decarbonization” plan, prioritized by Gov. Gina Raimondo. Prepared for the Rhode Island Division of Public Utilities and Carriers and the Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources, a study, delivered on April 23, examines the relative “economic attractiveness” of several solutions for decarbonizing the heating sector, ...
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