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Commercialization, Conventional Fuels

USA: MAPCO launches new fuel payment app

July 2, 2020

Via: PetrolPlaza

MAPCO, a convenience-store chain with 344 locations throughout the Southeastern region of the United States, has launched a new mobile app with a catalogue of rewards and the ability to pay directly through the app in an effort to make […]


Chemical, Conventional Fuels

Shell receives the most fuelling visits in the U.S.

May 22, 2020

Via: PetrolPlaza

Shell receives the most fuelling visits, representative of their large market share but Kwik Trip, Quik Trip, and Wawa fiercely compete for the lead with nearly identical CLI scores. Based on our last industry study, overall sentiment has increased with […]


News and Policies, State

Port of Seattle supports state-wide low carbon fuel standard in Washington, US

March 3, 2020

Via: Energy Collective

The Port of Seattle in the US state of Washington has supported the state-wide implementation of a low carbon fuel standard. The Port of Seattle Commission and executive director Stephen Metruck sent a letter to the Senate Environment, Energy and […]


Chemical, Conventional Fuels

Trust In Oil And Gas Is Eroding – The Time To Act Is Now

November 26, 2019

Via: Forbes

Trust is critical to all businesses. Without it, customers and investors take flight and profits tumble. When it comes to oil and gas, securing trust was once a relatively easy affair. On one hand, companies had to demonstrate that they […]


Chemical, Conventional Fuels

Renewable Energy Group, Broco Oil enter biodiesel partnership

May 7, 2019

Via: Energy Collective

Biodiesel producer Renewable Energy Group (REG) has entered a partnership with Broco Oil Company to provide clean fuel options to heating oil dealers in the northeast of the US. Under the partnership, the two companies will collaborate on a biodiesel […]


Commercialization, Conventional Fuels

Bloom Energy Maintains Momentum in Fuel Cell Revenue but Losses Persist

May 7, 2019

Via: Greentech Media

Bloom Energy posted strong revenue results in its first-quarter 2019 financial report — a revenue story that distinguishes Bloom from the rest of the largely moribund fuel cell pack. But Bloom continues to lose money, and that is very much […]


Chemical, Conventional Fuels

Ultra Low Carbon Marine Fuel Passes Tests in Northern Europe

December 3, 2018

Via: Energy Manager Today

Dutch low-carbon marine fuel supplier GoodFuels Marine reports successful trials of their zero-emission Bio-Fuel Oil with Danish shipping company Norden A/S. The trials took place in Northern Europe and involved hundreds of metric tons of the fuel. Bio-Fuel Oil was […]


Emerging Technologies, Renewable Energy

Purple bacteria ‘batteries’ turn sewage into clean energy

November 13, 2018

Via: Science Daily Energy

Organic compounds in household sewage and industrial wastewater are a rich potential source of energy, bioplastics and even proteins for animal feed — but with no efficient extraction method, treatment plants discard them as contaminants. Now researchers have found an […]


Emerging Technologies, Renewable Energy

Investigating Outrageous Claims: Fuel From Thin Air

September 25, 2018

Via: Forbes

Over the past few years, a number of scientists have made the seemingly outrageous claim that they could make fuel from thin air. The most recent announcement comes from Cornell University startup Dimensional Energy. In a press release – Just […]


Commercialization, Conventional Fuels, News and Policies, U.S.

In Defense Of Higher Gas Taxes

February 16, 2018

Via: Forbes

This week Democratic Sen. Tom Carper said that President Trump is floating the possibility of a 25 cent per gallon fuel tax increase to pay for his new infrastructure plan. If enacted, this would be the first increase in the […]


Conventional Fuels, News and Policies, Nuclear, State

Spent Fuel Storage Still A Hot Topic in California’s Coastal Communities

February 6, 2018

Via: Forbes

Radioactive material from the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) will be making a short trek from the now closed units to a spot next to the beach — a move that has outraged community activists, who fear it will […]


News and Policies, World

Norway Is The First Country To Ban Deforestation

July 18, 2016

Via: Forbes

Norway is the first country to adopt a ban on deforestation, a policy that will likely have global effects. The Norwegian parliament recently committed to a deforestation-free supply chain of goods coming into the country. Norway is not, however, new […]


Energy Consumption, Global

Will Global Diesel Demand Growth Surprise To The Upside?

May 24, 2016

Via: Forbes

U.S. distillate inventory, which includes diesel fuel, dropped unexpectedly in April, causing an oil price rally. Will future months see additional surprises? US Distillate Consumption Declined In 2015 Consumption of distillate fuel, which includes diesel fuel and heating oil, fell […]


News and Policies, U.S.

Clean diesel: fuelling change

May 13, 2016

Via: Energy Global

Ten years after the introduction of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel in 2006, the Diesel Technology Forum recognises the role of the shift to cleaner diesel fuel and its importance in the major environmental accomplishments being celebrated during National Clean […]


Energy Economics

Oil falls as traders cash in after weeks of gains

April 25, 2016

Via: CNBC

Oil prices dipped on Monday as traders took profits after three weeks of gains and as a jump in the dollar late last week was priced into fuel markets. Front-month Brent crude was trading at $44.80 per barrel at 0710 […]


News and Policies, State

EIA: US state taxes on gasoline and diesel

April 20, 2016

Via: Energy Global

State level taxes and fees on gasoline in the US averaged 26.5 ¢/gal. as of 1 January 2016. These taxes and fees ranged from a low of 8.95¢/gal. in Alaska to a high of 51.4¢/gal. in Pennsylvania, in addition to […]


Commercialization, Conventional Fuels

The Disruption In Oil Markets Is Just Beginning

March 31, 2016

Via: Forbes

The near-term outlook for oil markets is a mess. Price volatility recently reached its highest level since the global financial crisis as traders, investors and the industry as a whole try to sort through the significance of two big changes: […]


Energy Economics

Oil rises in thin Asian trade after break

March 28, 2016

Via: CNBC energy

Oil prices rose on Monday after a three-day break, adding to gains in recent weeks as optimism holds that a production freeze among major producers may be implemented, but volumes were thin as a number of markets remain on holiday […]


News and Policies, U.S.

Biodiesel Ranks First Among Fleets for Alt Fuel Use

March 24, 2016

Via: PR Newswire

North America’s top fleets have spoken, and their #1 choice for greening their fleet operations is biodiesel. According to a new 2016 Fleet Purchasing Outlook study conducted by the NTEA – The Association for the Work Truck Industry – biodiesel […]


Chemical, Conventional Fuels

High production, low prices mean little change in natural gas storage capacity

March 18, 2016

Via: US Energy Information Administration

High levels of natural gas production and relatively low natural gas prices are affecting markets for seasonal natural gas storage, including the value of additional storage capacity. For the second year in a row, no new natural gas storage facilities […]