Garnet SeeLeveL Flair 808-BT3: Connected Monitoring for Tank Trucks
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Dyed Diesel Relief: What Tank Fleets and Fuel Distributors Need to Know
The October 5 diesel order leaves fleets and fuel sellers with separate questions about federal liability, state eligibility and product specifications. Current state guidance shows why the answer can change with the load and route.
EPA Exempts 1.76 Billion RINs, Extends 2025 RFS Deadline to October 1
EPA granted 29 full or partial small-refinery exemptions and gave all obligated parties another month to reconcile 2025 RIN positions, without changing physical fuel specifications.
Flatbed Strike Shuts Enbridge Line 5 as 31,000 Barrels of NGLs Vaporize
A parked subcontractor flatbed rolled into an excavation and struck Line 5, forcing a shutdown while Enbridge clears propane and butane vapors and works toward a September 5 restart.
EPA Pulls Winter Gasoline Forward to September 1
EPA’s August 20 action opens an early September 1 transition to winter-grade gasoline, with location-specific RVP limits, state-law caveats and document-based inventory runout rules for terminals and marketers.
Explorer Pipeline Halts Glenpool Movements After Three-Tank Fire
Explorer shut movements into and out of its Glenpool, Oklahoma, facility after a suspected lightning strike started a fire involving three natural gasoline tanks. No injuries were reported; restart timing and product loss remain undisclosed.
ARKO’s $235 Million USPP Deal Would Add Two Terminals and a Fuel Fleet
ARKO is not merely buying dealer contracts. Its pending USPP transaction would connect Great Lakes terminals, a company fleet and more than 400 wholesale locations under one fuel-distribution platform.
EPA Extends Arctic Diesel Waiver Through September 14
EPA’s third consecutive 20-day Arctic diesel waiver keeps controlled higher-sulfur fuel relief in place through September 14 for qualifying older engines north of Alaska’s Arctic Circle.
900 Tanker Trucks a Day Feed Iraq’s New Fuel-Oil Route to the U.S. Gulf Coast
Three Aframax cargoes reveal how Iraq converted a road-tanker workaround through Syria into a new Mediterranean export lane—and where its limits remain.
Crude Is Calmer, but Fuel Isn’t: Why Diesel and Gasoline Markets Still Signal a Supply Crunch
Fuel supply crunch signals remain in diesel and gasoline as crude cools. See how stocks, crack spreads, exports and refinery limits affect fuel logistics.
