alternative fuels

Fuels

Refiners to Obama: Stick to Lower Proposed RFS Volumes

More than 30 sign letter arguing consumer choice over government mandate

Fuels

Core-Mark, U.S. Oil Open GAIN Clean Fuel Station

CNG site open to the public; more coming in first-quarter 2015

Will it lead to convenience stores adding more diesel pumps?

Partners with Gilbarco to help drive adoption of higher blends

Distributor, retailer brings six varieties to North Carolina auto-racing country

Once reserved for truckstops and travel centers, diesel is wending its way into convenience-store locations. From NOCO sites in upstate New York to Wawa and Dash-In across the Mid-Atlantic region, diesel is not only winning space, it’s also capturing featured placement across the forecourt.

As consumers continue to gravitate toward renewable fuel sources to reduce dependence on imported oil and the resulting unstable fuel prices, the demand for alternative fuels (including E10, E15, B5, B2, HCNG, B20 and E85) is expected to grow. Get ready for the boom!

A “quick” year as chairman of NACS has Brad Call in a reflective disposition. Calling it a “groundwork-laying” year for a number of issues, Call, executive vice president of adventure culture for the 264-store North Salt Lake, Utah- based Maverik Inc., said his time with NACS was indeed an adventure in itself.

New fueling site in New York to serve local fleets with three fueling lanes

Lundberg: Winter blend, ethanol help drop pump price to $3.37

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