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FUEL LOGIC
Handling and storing fuel at work is risky โ Incorrect storage and fuel transfer can cause fires, property damage, and severe injuries. One must understand and follow proper techniques to reduce these dangers and handle fuel safely. Safety training and education can save lives and prevent significant business losses, especially when storing fuel in the…
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In the US, the agriculture sector thrives with advanced machinery like diesel-powered tractors and harvesters. Diesel fuel powers about 75% of farm equipment and helps pump 20% of the water used for irrigation, which shows how vital diesel fuel is for agriculture. Even with new clean energy options like electric vehicles and alternative fuels, diesel…
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Fleet operators increasingly adopt fuel management strategies and software to tackle fuel-related challenges and achieve savings. With the adoption of telematics software, over 55% of all fleets have successfully reduced fuel expenses. Whether running a fleet of trucks, managing a construction site, or operating a farm, you must know the best fleet fuel management practices.…
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Fleets are many vehicles that work together to uphold productivity in various forms. The cars, trucks, and other vehicles are core assets in a fleet business that hold significant value for its success. However, managing costs in a fleet business is a big challenge. The primary concern for fleet owners is fuel costs, which account…
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Did you know fuel prices have increased by over 55% in the last four years? According to the US Department of Energy, diesel prices in the US were $2.33 per gallon in April 2020. By April 2024, they had risen to around $3.62 per gallon, a notable increase of $1.29 per gallon. For fleet companies,…
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Over 70% of the freight transported in the United States relies on diesel-powered trucks. Diesel fuel is the backbone of the transportation industry as it plays a key role in delivering goods across the country. There are two types of diesel fuel: clear diesel and dyed diesel. Clear diesel is used in on-road vehicles and…
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Off-road diesel fuel stands as a backbone in industries that depend on heavy machinery. It powers construction equipment, agricultural machinery, generators, and mining vehicles. The government has also subsidized off-road diesel fuel by levying lower tax rates on it to alleviate the cost and tax burden on the businesses that are eligible to use this…
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As the demand for efficiency grows, consumers, especially farmers, seek ways to save time. Farmers want to spend more time working in their fields to make more money, so they’ve been using bigger equipment to get their work done faster. Eventually, they need more giant fuel tanks to keep these larger machines running, which is…
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Fuel storage tanks play a crucial role in various industries, serving as essential reservoirs for storing gasoline, diesel, and other petroleum products. When considering fuel storage solutions, one must weigh the benefits and drawbacks of above ground vs underground fuel storage tanks. Above ground fuel storage tanks offer ease of access for maintenance and inspection,…
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Fuel treatment for diesel refers to using specialized products designed to enhance the quality and performance of diesel fuel. These treatments use diesel additives added directly to the diesel fuel. Diesel fuel treatments help improve combustion, reduce emissions, and prevent corrosion in diesel vehicles or equipment. Fuel treatment for diesel also increases lubrication and stabilizes…
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