Fuel Oil News
Sixteen trade groups are calling for Congress to pass legislation that would change the EPA’s process for granting small refinery exemptions to the Renewable Fuels Standard. The EPA’s awarding of exemptions has been a bone of industry contention. The groups signed a letter to Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Neb.), Sen. Tammy ...
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R.W. Beckett Advanced Renewable Fuel Burner
R.W. Beckett, North Ridgeville, Ohio, announced that its AFG burner will be rated for R95+ fuel, which is a 95% renewable diesel, by 2020. This new capability will provide communities, fuel dealers, and service technicians a pathway to a net-zero carbon solution for the heating industry, the manufacturer said in ...
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NEFI: Refinery Exemptions Hurt Biodiesel Market
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REG Blames Lack of Tax Credit for Plant Closing
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EPA Proposes Renewable Volume Obligations for 2020
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Entergy Closes Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Massachusetts
Operations
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James R. Buhrmaster: Sept. 30, 1945—July 16, 2019
James Roy Buhrmaster, president and co-owner for more than 45 years of Buhrmaster Energy Group, Scotia, N.Y., died on July 16, 2019. He was 73. The New England Fuel Institute and news outlets reported the death of Buhrmaster, whose grandfather founded the company in 1913. Buhrmaster was a winner of ...
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Obituary: S. George Santa
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Summit Distributing and Woodfin to Use ADD Software
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Advanced Fuel Solutions
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Nancy Coop joins Cetane Associates
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Berkeley Bans Natural Gas
Will other cities follow? It wasn’t that many years ago that natural gas was being trumpeted as “the bridge fuel” to a cleaner energy future. Natural gas was said to be much cleaner-burning than any other fossil fuels, and replacing coal-fired electric generation with cleaner-burning natural gas was going to ...
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Recovering from a Mistake
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The Ins and Outs of Interchange
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Working with Biofuel
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Berkeley Bans Natural Gas
Will other cities follow? It wasn’t that many years ago that natural gas was being trumpeted as “the bridge fuel” to a cleaner energy future. Natural gas was said to be much cleaner-burning than any other fossil fuels, and replacing coal-fired electric generation with cleaner-burning natural gas was going to ...
Read More »Recovering from a Mistake
Mistakes happen. All of us make them, in both our personal and professional lives. The trick, after making one, is to keep it in perspective, counsels Columnist Charles Bursey, Sr. At work, we are often required to make decisions or accomplish something important. At times we fail to deliver the ...
Read More »The Ins and Outs of Interchange
What you don’t know can cost you, writes Marci Gagnon, vice president of strategic alliances for Qualpay, a provider of processing solutions to fuel delivery and service businesses: With the warm weather upon us, most customers think fuel marketers have closed up shop for the summer. In reality, this is ...
Read More »Working with Biofuel
I would think by now that all tradesmen have heard the term “biofuel.” In my travels it seems to be becoming part of the everyday discussion about heating oil. For those of you who may be wondering, biofuel is a blend of two products: biodiesel and our standard home heating ...
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