Fuel Oil News
Diesel Direct, Inc. of Stoughton, Mass., acquired the commercial and marina fuel services assets of Volta Oil Co., Inc. of Plymouth, Mass., Cetane Associates announced Aug. 16. Cetane Associates served as the sole arranger and financial advisor to the seller. Volta Oil is an energy services provider operating in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. ...
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Fuels
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Fighting Against Calls for a Carbon Tax
Carbon taxes would destroy the delivered fuel business by intentionally making the products too expensive, leaders of state trade associations say. “It is probably the biggest issue that is going to face the heating oil and propane industries as well as the motor fuels industry, going forward,” said Jamie Py, ...
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NATSO Hails Proposed RFS Obligations
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NBB Presents Seminars on Biodiesel
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Renewable Energy Group Launches REG Ultra Clean Diesel
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Analyst’s View to 2020
Operations
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Women in Energy Lunch & Learn: Take Charge of Your Financial Future
“Taking charge of your financial future” is the subject of the next “Lunch & Learn” session to be held by Women in Energy, Sept. 19 from 11:45 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the Heritage Hotel in Lancaster, Pa. Experts from Janney Montgomery Scott LLC will lead the educational program. Pete Costanzo, senior ...
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Alex Laforest Named New England Technical Sales Manager for Boston Steel
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Western Global Introduces ‘Envirocube’ Yard Tank
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ECR Names Michael Klas Director of Sales & Marketing
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Obituary: Wayne Frank, Parts Manager, W.B. Hill
Blog
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We Need to Keep Fighting
Many people think lobbying in Washington, D.C., is unamerican and only protects special interests of big corporations. My experiences tell me just the opposite. Sure, big business wants to protect their interests, but many smaller family-owned businesses need to protect their families, their employees, and their industry. This point was ...
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On Setting a Price for Your Company
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Tune-Up Time
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Competition
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We Need to Keep Fighting
Many people think lobbying in Washington, D.C., is unamerican and only protects special interests of big corporations. My experiences tell me just the opposite. Sure, big business wants to protect their interests, but many smaller family-owned businesses need to protect their families, their employees, and their industry. This point was ...
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On Setting a Price for Your Company
What a seller takes home after the sale is more important than the price the company sells for, writes columnist Steven Abbate: After years of hearing that companies can’t be valued by the gallon, owners are beginning to grasp the idea that companies are valued based on return on investment, ...
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Tune-Up Time
I know the first day of Spring has come and gone, but I’m not sure I believe it because, like many, I still see snow surrounding my house. But that’s life in New England! Many companies are still making deliveries and handling the everyday service issues, while at the same ...
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Competition
It’s said that competition brings out the best—in athletics, in business—in almost any endeavor you can think of. Fuel marketers face intense competition from other energy sources and other technologies, and that’s where the National Oilheat Research Alliance comes in. NORA has released its latest annual report, and it notes ...
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