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SPR Replenishment Encounters Obstacles
Physical constraints and maintenance work at Gulf Coast underground oil caverns are limiting the Biden administration’s ability to capitalize on…
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Heat Pump Rebates: Maine Backs Away from Demand to Disconnect Heating Systems
Efficiency Maine’s Executive Director Michael Stoddard said it was backing away from an insistence that older heating systems be “disconnected”…
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NYC Mayor Unveils Plan to Transition Heavy-Duty Fleet to Renewable Fuel
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) Commissioner Dawn M. Pinnock…
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ATA: Connecticut Becomes Third State to Reject California’s EV Mandates
Following Connecticut’s withdrawal of a plan to ban the sale of gas-powered vehicles by 2035, American Trucking Associations President and…
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Industry Assails Fed Funding for Heat Pumps
The Biden Administration has invoked the 1950 Defense Production Act (DPA) to expedite funding toward increasing the domestic production of…
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Dead River Acquires Roby’s Propane Gas
Dead River Co. acquired Roby’s Propane Gas, a propane and distillates delivery business headquartered in West Wareham, Mass., Cetane Associates…
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NEFI Lobbies for Freedom of Energy Choice
Protecting consumer choice was the subject of discussions between NEFI Executive Committee members and members of Congress, the industry group…
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Carlin’s UL-Listed B100 Burners to Start Production on Nov. 20
Carlin Combustion Technology announced the launch of its B100 burner. Effective November 20, 2023, production of all Carlin residential burners…
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Update: Renewable Propane in New England
Renewable propane arrived this year in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Vermont. Massachusetts received its first delivery of renewable propane at the NGL…
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Heat Pumps: Are They All That?
Corporate consolidation, rising prices, and a trend of prioritizing investor compensation in the heat pump market could work against federal…
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