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  • What Are The OSHA Fuel Storage Requirements  

    What Are The OSHA Diesel Fuel Storage Regulations?

    OSHA mandates storing fuel in approved containers or tanks designed for flammable liquids, with quantities exceeding 25 gallons requiring fire-resistant cabinets, as stated in 2024. Fuel storage areas must be well-ventilated, free from ignition sources, and equipped with a fire extinguisher rated at least 10B within 50 feet of fuel use. How do I comply…

  • diesel fuel

    Future of Diesel Fuel in Agriculture and Other Industries

    Renewable diesel blends are keeping diesel viable in agriculture and industry, offering a cleaner option as emissions rules tighten. While diesel fuel usage is projected to gradually decrease long-term, the diesel market is expected to grow, with a global diesel market size expected to reach $1,269,870 million by 2027 from $935,160 million in 2020. In…

  • Fleet Fuel Usage

    Take Control of Your Fleet Fuel Usage with Fuel Logic

    Over 55% of all fleets have successfully reduced fuel expenses with the adoption of telematics software, as fleet operators increasingly use fuel management strategies and software to address fuel-related challenges and achieve savings. Fleet operators increasingly adopt fuel management strategies and software to tackle fuel-related challenges and achieve savings. With the adoption of telematics software,…

  • Fuel Costs

    How Can Fleets Manage Fuel Costs Effectively

    In 2024, fleets can manage fuel costs by utilizing telematics, optimized routing, driver training, regular maintenance, and fuel card monitoring, as fuel comprises 39% of a commercial truck’s average yearly operating cost of $180,000. Key strategies include using fuel-efficient vehicles, improving maintenance, implementing a fuel management system, refining driver behavior, optimizing route planning, and modernizing…

  • Types of Diesel Fuel

    How Many Types of Diesel Fuel Are There?

    Diesel fuel comes in several types based on composition and use: #1 Diesel (light, cold-weather), #2 Diesel (standard, temperate climates), Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD, modern vehicles), Biodiesel (renewable from fats/oils), and Off-Road Diesel (dyed, untaxed for construction/farm use). Over 70% of the freight transported in the United States relies on diesel-powered trucks. Diesel fuel is…

  • Off Road Diesel Near Me Fuel

    How Can I Find An Off Road Diesel Near Me?

    You can find off-road diesel near you at commercial cardlock fueling stations or through mobile fuel delivery providers like Fuel Logic. Many locations require a fleet card, while delivery services bring dyed diesel directly to your equipment, ideal for job sites and remote operations. Off-road diesel fuel stands as a backbone in industries that depend…

  • Fuel Storage Tanks

    What Are The Different Types of Fuel Storage Tanks For Farms?

    Farms utilize above-ground, underground, and portable fuel storage tanks made from steel, fiberglass, or plastic. These tanks are crucial for storing diesel, gasoline, and other fuels for agricultural machinery. Regulations from OSHA and the EPA, including the SPCC Plan for farms storing over 2,500 gallons, govern their safe use and environmental protection. As the demand…

  • Above Ground vs Underground Fuel Storage Tanks

    Above Ground vs Underground Fuel Storage Tanks

    Above ground (AST) and underground storage tanks (UST) differ in cost, installation, maintenance, and environmental risk. ASTs are easier to install and inspect, while USTs save space and offer better aesthetics. However, USTs typically require higher installation costs and more complex monitoring systems. Fuel storage tanks play a crucial role in various industries, serving as…

  • Fuel Treatment for Diesel

    What is the Best Fuel Treatment for Diesel

    Diesel fuel treatment uses specialized additives designed to improve fuel quality and engine performance by enhancing combustion, reducing emissions, preventing corrosion, increasing lubrication, and stabilizing fuel during storage. These treatments benefit both individual diesel owners and businesses with diesel fleets by extending engine life and improving efficiency. Diesel fuel treatment benefits anyone who owns or…

  • Cardlock Fueling

    What Is Cardlock Fueling and How Does It Work?

    Cardlock fueling is an automated, secure fueling system for commercial fleets. It allows authorized drivers to refuel 24/7 at unattended stations using fuel cards instead of cash or attendants, helping businesses control costs, track fuel usage, and minimize downtime with faster, high-volume dispensers. Fueling costs is the biggest financial cost for commercial fleets. Fluctuating prices…

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