Fuel Oil News
Congress should set aside ideological partisanship and put forward a bold infrastructure investment package to address deteriorating roads and bridges, American Trucking Associations President and CEO Chris Spear said. “While ATA recognizes how difficult it is for members of Congress to commit to, or even openly discuss, the types of ...
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Fuels
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Analyst: Next OPEC Meeting Looms Large
Political tension with Iran provided a recent boost to West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude, helping to push it to $65/B, with a $5/B discount to Brent, writes analyst Paul Kuklinski. WTI increased 36% from $49/B in 4Q16 when the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) announced its agreement with ...
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Bergquist Introducing New CFlexliner at NPGA Expo
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Congress Approves 2017 Fuel Credit; IRS Issues Claims Procedures
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Exporters Dumped Biodiesel in U.S.: Commerce Department
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Massachusetts EMA Webinar on Biofuel Energy Credits: March 6
Operations
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How to Sell Springtime Tune-Ups
Trying to figure out how to sell your customers on a tune-up this spring? Here’s how Nicholson Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning, based in Holliston, Mass., encourages homeowners to schedule their HVAC tune-ups before summer arrives. The family-owned home service company, and recipient of the Angie’s List Super Service Award ...
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Fujitsu Names Joe Vincenti Director of Sales, VRF Products
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Angus Monitoring Hires David Montgomery
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CEMA Marches on Hartford
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Hedge Solutions Rolling Out New Version of Software
Blog
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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
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The Press Is On
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Fuel Oil and the Grid
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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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The Press Is On
Over the past few years, I have watched new techniques evolve in our profession, along with new equipment that offers higher efficiencies. Think about the controls that help pinpoint service-related issues on most types of heating and cooling equipment. On the A/C side, think of how far this industry has ...
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Fuel Oil and the Grid
“The health and safety of New England’s 14 million residents and the vibrancy of its economy depend on a reliable power supply, and that requires fuel security—that is, a reliable supply of the various fuels used to generate the region’s electricity.” That’s from a report by ISO New England, operator ...
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