Topics: Fuel & Trucking

IRS Releases Additional Guidance on Aviation Fuel

NATSO Member Love’s Testifies on Electrification Policy

The House Highways and Transit Subcommittee on April 30 held a three-hour hearing examining electrification policy. Representing NATSO was Kim Okafor, General Manager for Zero Emissions at Love’s Travel Stops and Trillium Energy Solutions. More

NATSO, SIGMA Member Love’s Travel Stops Urges Congress to Support Private Investment in Alternative Fuels

The right policy framework and incentive structure will advance the market for alternative fuels, including electricity, while lowering carbon emissions for transportation energy, a representative of the truck stop, travel plaza and fuel retailing industry testified today before the House Subcommittee on Highways and Transit. More

Make Sure Your Travel Center’s Loyalty Program Meets Professional Drivers’ Needs

There may be opportunities to improve your loyalty program to make it even more attractive to professional drivers. More

EPA Grants Waiver Allowing Nationwide Summertime E15 Sales

Ideas to Prevent Unsafe Emergency Roadside Repairs

NATSO Service's annual professional driver survey gathered ideas on the steps they take to keep drivers safe on the road. More

Fuel Retailers Urge Federal Highway Administration to Better Harmonize State Application Standards Under the NEVI Grant Program

By Tiffany Wlazlowski Neuman
April 11, 2024
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Fuel & Trucking
Electric Vehicle Charging
National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI)

The retail fuel industry supports the NEVI Program and is actively participating in the program in almost every state. More than half of all EV charging stations under the NEVI grant program are set to be constructed at truck stops, travel centers, and other fuel retailers. Differing state approaches to the NEVI grant application process, however, threaten to create a balkanized market with disparate, unpredictable consumer EV charging experiences between states. More

EPA Issues Heavy-Duty Greenhouse Gas Phase 3 Standards

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on March 29 issued its Phase 3 Greenhouse Gas Rule for Heavy-Duty Trucks. Under the Final Rule, 30 percent of heavy-duty trucks must be zero emission by 2032, along with 40 percent of short-haul day-cab trucks. More

Opportunity for Private Investment in EV Charging in Georgia

Truck Stops, Fuel Marketers Respond to Heavy-Duty Greenhouse Gas Rule

NATSO, representing America’s travel plazas and truck stops, and SIGMA: America’s Leading Fuel Marketers, issued a statement in response to the Biden Administration’s Heavy-Duty Vehicle Greenhouse Gas Regulations and Standards Final. More

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