Tagged: FuelShortage

DOT-406 petroleum tanker traveling through Arctic Alaska during the Arctic diesel waiver

EPA Extends Arctic Diesel Waiver as Alaska Supply Disruption Persists

EPA’s second 20-day waiver lets compatible older engines north of Alaska’s Arctic Circle use higher-sulfur diesel while modern trucks remain on ULSD.

U.S. fuel supply tanker truck near refinery and fuel terminal

Oil & Gas Industry News / Tank Transport News

U.S. Fuel Supply: 7 Critical Signals Behind a Cautious Summer Outlook

U.S. fuel supply looks steadier after gasoline and distillate inventories rose, but crude draws, diesel costs, exports, refinery utilization, and Cushing levels keep summer pressure on fuel haulers and trucking.

Aerial view of a waterfront refinery and storage tank complex illustrating how the global refinery crunch can affect refined product supply, fuel logistics, and downstream transportation markets.

Oil & Gas Industry News / Tank Transport News

Global Refinery Crunch: 8 Critical, Sobering Findings on Diesel and Jet Fuel

Updated global refinery crunch analysis covering Russian and Middle East refinery attacks, company responses, diesel and jet fuel exposure, and what the evolving 2026 fuel squeeze means for logistics, terminals, and refined product markets.

Illustrated oil tanker moving through a strategic maritime chokepoint with refinery infrastructure, shipping lanes, and regional energy-route overlays representing Strait of Hormuz supply risk.

Oil & Gas Industry News

Hormuz Supply Risk: 9 Critical Updates in a Still-Fragile Reopening Fight

Hormuz supply risk is no longer a theoretical oil-price story. This updated report tracks the latest shipping, energy, company, and product impacts after the push to reopen the strait.

Tank Transport News

Q4 2025 Refinery Outages: 12 Critical Impacts & Logistics Pressures That Squeeze Gulf Coast & Midwest Fuel Logistics

Q4 2025 refinery outages drove Gulf Coast and Midwest supply shifts; EIA weekly utilization fell as pipelines flexed and tanker dynamics adjusted. Gulf Coast refinery maintenance and Midwest fuel logistics disruptions in Q4 2025 – including EIA weekly utilization dips, Colonial Pipeline schedule hiccups, short-haul tanker demand shifts, and rack supply alerts – pose challenges for fuel dispatchers and market analysts.