Unforeseeable natural disasters or emergencies can occur without warning, leaving you without fuel. It’s crucial to be well-prepared and have adequate support to mitigate and overcome their impact on your business. When a hurricane or tornado hits certain areas, for example, the local fuel supply may be cut off or become limited. This can cause […]
Analysis by Sydney Casey FUELSNews will not be published on Monday, January 2, due to the holidays. We wish you a bright and merry New Year! If there is one trend for fuel markets in 2022, it’s supply shortages. Out of FUELSNews’ top ten most-read articles, the top three are related to fuel and DEF […]
Analysis by Sydney Casey For years, the driver shortage has impacted the freight industry and transportation. Although a slowing economy has slightly reduced labor challenges, the concerns over the competitive job market and lack of skilled drivers remain. Even before the pandemic, when the strain to find drivers seemed far less urgent, fuel procurement companies […]
Hurricane Ian has made landfall in Georgetown, SC as a Category 1 hurricane, bringing strong winds near 85 mph. Over the next 24 hours, the storm will progress through the Carolinas and Virginia as a Tropical Depression, leaving damage and power outages in its wake. Storm surge in South Carolina could reach up to 7 […]
This month, Iran is set to ship 4 million barrels of heavy crude oil to Venezuela, according to a Reuters report. Venezuela has been behind on its oil production, which in June was at its lowest level since October 2020. In June 2022, Venezuelan oil production was at about 727 thousand barrels per day (kbpd) […]
After a cyberattack caused the nation’s largest pipeline to shut down over 5,500 miles of distribution infrastructure, Colonial Pipeline (CPL) is back up and has resumed normal operations. The company was forced to shut down the pipeline on Friday, May 7th, and, after of week of restoring capacity, is now delivering millions of gallons of […]
