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...Essar ceased importing all Russian products (including diesel) from mid-April. The Company has successfully replaced any shortfall from this strategy by maximising indigenous diesel production as well as sourcing non-Russian...
...optimise capital structure. EET Fuels has successfully agreed almost £500 million in receivable financing and trade credit financing facilities in this quarter. The facilities secured to support this strategy include:...
...Certa Ireland demonstrates winning upgrade strategy The team at Certa Ireland are hugely proud of their fleet upgrade strategy that sees them jointly awarded the title of Fuel Oil News...
...new challenge working for a privately owned and highly entrepreneurial business, and taking on their in-house haulage business, Flexigrid. The strategy was to take a relatively small but very capable...
...the challenges of the forthcoming Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI)? The RHI scheme, which incentivises commercial and domestic customers to look at alternative heat technologies, is something Phillips 66 is following...
...that it would benefit heating oil users. Joining the dots The industry welcomed the news that one government department saw the value in this for UK heating oil customers. Now...
...and commercial fuels, heating oils, biofuel and renewable solutions and related products and services in Europe. Claudia Weeks, content editor of Fuel Oil News, speaks with Eddie O’Brien, managing director...
...alternatives to diesel for commercial heating applications, there are a number of cost-effective solutions on the market. Industrial heating oil/Therma35 and kerosene are drop in alternatives that do not require...
Over 14 tonnes of toxic waste was removed from farm buildings at the end of June after the discovery of a diesel laundering plant in Co Armagh. Officers from HM...
...during which time the height of the canopy has been raised, the buildings re-modelled to provide 2000 square feet of retail space and the look and feel transformed by the...
...on your energy infrastructure and efficient energy management for your vehicles and buildings. Battery Analytics: Ensure fleet safety and reliability with alerts for battery issues. Improve vehicles’ residual value with...
...and headcount. As part of ESOS, qualifying businesses must track and report energy usage across their buildings, processes, and transport. They’re also encouraged to find cost-effective ways to cut consumption....
...funding sector, followed by Industry, Buildings, Agriculture and ‘Climate and Carbon’. Energy transition debt issuance: Debt issued by companies and governments to fund the energy transition ($824 billion in 2023)...
...kind in the region, has welcomed over 55 members. As well as offering the prospect of lower carbon energy for homes, businesses, public buildings and transport, The Solent Cluster will...
...zero. This includes installing solar panels on all its buildings and electrifying its van fleet. To ensure transparency, the business has commissioned an external assessment of its greenhouse gas emissions...
...ideal – for example, in older and less well insulated buildings which need a high-temperature heating system.” The Vitorondens boiler complies with the new OFTEC requirement for maximum flue gas...
...prospect of lower carbon energy for homes, businesses, public buildings and transport, will also help decarbonise industries in and beyond the Solent region by capturing, processing and storing their emissions....
...our carbon output by nearly 3,000 metric tonnes per year. Danny Almond, our account manager has been extremely helpful and informative when discussing our options for ‘greener’ ways to heat...