Interview
Market review 2022: Fuel tanker manufacturers
...to our export customers, so a new, modern website has been custom designed with input from our sales team and is now available to view at www.rtnltd.co.uk “We have also launched...
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Interview
Taking action in Ireland
...Northern Ireland market. Stressing the importance of strong, long-term relationships, he said BP strove to pass on the best possible price to customers and that high quality products and a...
News
New business innovates fuel transportation
...Transport Solutions, GHH RAND®, EMCO Wheaton Fuel Systems and TODO. While the strategic brands will retain their own identity and markets, IRTS will be positioned across them all, feeding innovation,...
News
New Abbey training delivers Class 1 drivers
...procedures training, gaining valuable experience in the specialist products Abbey carries. Abbey says that since the course was launched, they have received a great deal of interest from Class 2...
News
A Wild Wednesday at the Fuel Oil News Distributor Debate
...refinery, Total UK operates one of the UK’s 7 remaining refineries. Networking with a rather rain soaked David Hodge (6) of Lancashire-based Ribble Fuel Oils was Total UK commercial sales...
News
Kettlewell Fuels expands delivery fleet
...is North Yorkshire’s trusted independent fuel oil supplier to the domestic, agricultural and commercial sectors and is a member of the UK & Ireland Fuel Distributors Association (UKIFDA). ...
Interview
Rapid growth keeps Exswift Fuels in the pink
...where it is a new name. “The feedback we are getting points to two reasons why customers put their business with us – our very competitive pricing and the customer...
Opinion
Do you see issues with the introduction of Euro VI or do you welcome it as positive step towards increasing energy efficiency?
...of Euro V orders and have even stocked some pre-registered chassis’ having received feedback that Euro VI may be troublesome and expensive in early models. We see a couple of problems...
News
Liquid fuel distribution sector to benefit from new format event in 2023
...is to ensure the registrations more realistically reflect those attending.” For further information on the UKIFDA Show and Conference 2023, please email UKIFDA Membership and Events Manager Dawn Shakespeare: ds@ukifda.org...
News
UM Terminals makes senior appointment
...its facilities and operations. UM Terminals operates out of 8 terminals, strategically located across the UK, handling over 40 different products. It currently has a capacity of over 300,000 cubic...
News
Trade body name change reflects move towards more sustainable fuels
...refineries in the UK and source over 85% of transport fuels used, Fuels Industry UK aims to shape an energy secure, low carbon fuels future for the UK that benefits...
News
The best forecourt in Scotland
...service. Employees at the site listen to feedback to ensure the product range meets the customers’ needs. Within our growing company portfolio of 23 company-owned sites, Carronvale deserves its standing...
News
DECC proposes excluding biofuels from domestic RHI
...heat usage • Tariff levels set to provide a better return for householders living off the gas grid • Budget management system similar to one introduced for the Feed-in Tariffs...
News
Driving academy launch solves distributor driver shortage
...feedback from our first cohort to see how we can further enhance the excellent training and support we already provide. “Our aim is to reduce the need for external recruitment...
News
Open to debate in Ireland
l-r From Corrib Oil in Co Galway – Tom Connolly, Gerry Mullen, Matt Stratford, Eamonn Dalton, with Neil Stewart, Stewart Oils, Co Roscommon 70% of distributors who completed the feedback...
News
QM Recycled Energy unveils new HQ
...production processes and have resulted in creating what is effectively a thermolysis driven plastic waste to oil system. With years of experience in pyrolysis technology through their patented ITDU technology...
News
Aston University to train UK’s next-gen decarbonisation experts
Aston University will be training the UK’s next generation of green scientists, thanks to a huge injection of funding. A consortium led by the University, is to receive almost £11million...
News
Ambitious low carbon investments
The UK Petroleum Industry Association (UKPIA) has welcomed the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) funding towards hydrogen projects at Essar’s Stanlow oil refinery and a renewable hydrogen...