The NATSO Show Magazine: December Issue

Sponsored Content by Warren Rogers In today’s fuel forecourts, many things can go wrong, often without your knowledge. Or, at the very least, without your immediate knowledge. In most cases, […]

Fuel prices are subject to a complex interplay of global, national and local factors that all contribute to the fluctuations in fuel prices. The NATSO Foundation pulled together a macro-level look at the factors influencing fuel costs.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its proposed renewable volume obligations (RVOs, or blending mandates) under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) for 2021 and 2022.  The agency also reopened the previously finalized […]

Nikola Motor Co. plans to begin delivering its hydrogen fuel cell electric Class 8 tractors this month. During a celebratory launch at its manufacturing facility in Coolidge, Arizona, Nikola CEO Steve Girsky said the company has 223 non-binding orders from 23 fleets, including J.B. Hunt, AJR Trucking, Biagi Bros. and TTSI.

RaceTrac opened its first electric vehicle (EV) charging station in the country Oct. 10, 2023, at a ribbon cutting ceremony in Oxford, Alabama. More than two dozen representatives from local and state governments […]

Article created for the October digital issue of   The use of alternative fuels in the trucking industry continues to increase, and truckstops and travel centers have a critical role in their […]

NATSO member Randy Gard, chief operating officer for Bosselman Enterprises, is an active member of the Mid-Continent Clean Hydrogen Hub, which includes Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri, and has been an active part of the Hub’s site selection process. He shared with Stop Watch magazine about the Mid-Continent Clean Hydrogen Hub.

Earlier in the year, Darren Schulte, vice president, membership at NATSO and Amy Toner, executive director of the NATSO Foundation, presented on trucking trends on truckstops at M-PACT. Schulte and Toner brought their trends information to the podcast.

Representatives from the Clean Freight Coalition (CFC), of which NATSO is a member, met with officials from the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation (Joint Office) July 26 to discuss the challenges and opportunities of transitioning the nation's commercial truck fleet to low- and zero-emission vehicles. Sapp Bros. Chief Executive Officer Andy Richard attended the meetings on behalf of NATSO.

The Clean Freight Coalition, of which NATSO is a member, on July 19 applauded 30 lawmakers who signed a bipartisan letter to EPA Administrator Michael Regan urging the agency to revise its proposed rule for Greenhouse Gas Emissions for heavy-Duty Commercial Vehicles.

Congressman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) has scheduled a House Judiciary Subcommittee hearing for July 18 on the need for a federal law that will protect the right to repair vehicles. Currently, […]

America’s farmers, fuel marketers and retailers, and renewable fuel producers on July 5 called on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to adopt a market-oriented, technology-neutral approach to transportation decarbonization in its upcoming final […]