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Next Month in O&E: In our June issue, Oil & Energy takes a close look at the refining industry in the East Coast region. We also talk with Oilheat association executives about the availability of ULSD in light of New York’s State’s pending switch to low-sulfur heating fuel and review the latest initiatives by the American Energy Coalition for preserving Oilheat market share. Please login on the top of this page to view archived issues of Oil&Energy, or click here to register. |
Oil & Energy Magazine - MayNEFI Announces 2012 Public Policy AgendaNew England Fuel Institute spells out its legislative and regulatory priorities for 2012.When Revenue Is Off, Adjust Your Marketing StrategiesPriMedia President Richard Rutigliano explains how fuel marketers can address their marketing priorities in the wake of the no-show winter of 2011-12.OESP Helps Trainers Sharpen Their SkillsThree veteran service managers who have immersed themselves in the Train the Trainer program share their thoughts about industry education.Q&A: Ralph AdamsRalph Adams, service manager at Parker Fuel Co. and Education Co-Chair for the National Association of Oil & Energy Service Professionals, fields questions about industry training.High-Deductible Policies Can Reduce Health Care CostsFuel companies can save money on health insurance premiums by offering "hybrid" health insurance programs that combine high-deductible plans with employee Health Savings Accounts.Visions Conference Offers Fresh Ideas That Dealers NeedFuel marketers can get the inspiration they need to reinvigorate their companies during NEFI's Visions Conference this June in Framingham, Mass.Bioheat Symposium Draws Big Crowd to Fenway ParkA recent Bioheat symposium at the home of the Boston Red Sox drew a large crowd of Oilheat marketers interested in selling biodiesel blends.New Renewable Fuel Standard Means More Biodiesel for Bioheat®Richard Nelson of the National Biodiesel Board explains how the second version of the U.S. Renewable Fuel Standard serves to increase the biodiesel supply.Oil Market Stance: It's Time to Rethink Customer CreditMark Stillman, of Hedge Solutions, says it's time for fuel dealers to re-evaluate customer credit policies in order to satisfy their bankers and strengthen their finances.Foster a Culture of Safety, and Reap the RewardsEd Burke, Chairman of the Board of Dennis K. Burke Inc., explains how a strong safety program can save money for a fuel marketer.Innovative Financing Can Help Close Equipment SalesKen Yeager, Vice President of Business Development at AFC First Financial Corp., explains the benefits of offering customers flexible financing for equipment installations.FMCSA Decisions Affect Hazmat HaulersMatt Wrobel, vice president of marketing and sales at Foley Services, explains important changes in FMCSA regulations regarding hazmat transportation.Advanced Controls Offer Low-Cost Path to Energy SavingsExecutives of Beckett and Intellidyne discuss their advanced controls and the training they offer to help technicians install and configure controls properly.See these topics and more in this month's edition of Oil & Energy Magazine! Click here to read now. Until Next Month, John MacKenna, Managing Editor Receive your own copy of Oil & Energy Magazine each month! Subscribe now and receive a 2 month free classified ad with your subscription. Reprint Policy: All Oil & Energy materials copyright PriMedia and New England Fuel Institute. No content published by Oil & Energy may be copied, printed, distributed, or posted in any media for any use without the expressed written consent of Oil & Energy/PriMedia and payment of applicable fees, if any. For questions regarding this Reprint Policy or to request permission to reprint any content, please contact PriMedia, Inc., 401 Franklin Avenue, Suite 310, Garden City, NY 11530, 516-222-2041.
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