Topics: Fuel

October 23, 2019
Press Releases
Fuel & Trucking
Fuel

Policies and incentives that encourage existing travel center operators to invest in alternative fuels represents the most effective way to encourage consumers to transition to those fuels, a NATSO representative from Love's Travel Stops told a House panel today. Current policies have prompted fuel retailers such as Love's to invest in electric vehicle charging, natural gas, hydrogen and biodiesel. More

Hurricane Update: Outer Bands Reach Florida, East Coast Disaster Preparations Under Way

Hurricane Dorian continues to move north, with its outer bands hitting the Coast of Florida. The city of Charleston, S.C., is the latest to be ordered to evacuate. More

Mainstream Electrification of Vehicles is Coming: What Should Travel Centers Do?

Looking for a New Supplier in the Alternative Fuels Area?

Here is a complete list of alternative fuels suppliers that have proven their dedication to the truckstop industry by joining NATSO as allied members. Support allied partners that support you. More

Hurricane Michael Preparations Continue as Landfall Approaches

Hurricane Michael is scheduled to make landfall today in the Florida panhandle as a category 4 hurricane. Nineteen percent of oil production in the Gulf of Mexico has been halted in preparation for Hurricane Michael, according to the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE). More

NATSO Launches Alternative Fuels Council

NATSO Inc. on June 12 launched a new business venture known as the Alternative Fuels Council (NATSOAltFuels.com) to help fuel retailers leverage the resources necessary to learn about and incorporate alternative fuels into their supply offerings. More

Find Success at Your Truckstop with Multiple Fuel Buying Techniques Members Only Join or Login

Fuel buying has continued to get more sophisticated, and the current combination of demand, supply, terminal operating status and rack price rules have created a complicated equation for truckstop and travel plazas to navigate. To be successful, operators have to stay current on prices and trends and combine fuel buying techniques, many of which may be different than they’ve used in the past. More

Truckstop Operators Respond To The Changing Fuel Efficiency Landscape Members Only Join or Login

It is well known that higher productivity vehicles and fuel efficiency standards for trucks are gradually reducing the per-vehicle demand for diesel, which is likely to change operations at truckstop and travel plaza locations across the country. More

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Topics: Fuel

NATSO, Fuel Retailers Urge Lawmakers to Incentivize Private Investment in Electric Vehicle Charging

NATSO Testifies on Alternative Fuels Policy

NATSO Testifies Before Congress on Alternative Fuels Policy