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by Justin Eklund 13 Oct, 2022
USDA announced this week $100 million in funding for infrastructure through the Higher Blends Infrastructure Incentive Program (HBIIP). This program seeks to market higher blends of ethanol and biodiesel by sharing the costs to build and retrofit biofuel-related infrastructure such as pumps, dispensers and storage tanks required to compatibly distribute and store biofuels containing more than 10% ethanol (such as E15 or E85), or more than 5% biodiesel.
by By Dover Fueling Solutions 24 Nov, 2021
The average consumer in the United States sees more than 5,000 ads per day.1 With a three-to-four minute window to engage consumers when they are filling up their tanks, fuel retailers are continuing to find creative ways to increase in-store foot traffic, drive purchases and encourage repeat customers through advertising at the pump.
by Justin Eklund 20 Aug, 2021
Don't let equipment delays slow you down...
by Justin Eklund 12 May, 2021
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission’s Petroleum Storage Tank Division (PSTD) invites you to a Virtual Industry Roundtable Meeting on Tuesday, June 8, 2021, at 2:00 p.m. In the summer, the PSTD typically conducts a thorough review of PST rules to determine the necessity of conducting a formal rulemaking the following fall through spring. In an effort to be more transparent and collaborative, the PSTD staff wishes to begin engaging industry stakeholders each summer to discuss our rules including what seems to be working well and where improvements could be made while still protecting human health, safety, and the environment. Additionally, along with other OCC divisions, staff are working this year to eliminate outdated rules. Your input in this area would also be appreciated. This process would allow PSTD staff to communicate sooner about potential rulemaking changes prior to any formal rulemaking process. The Industry Roundtable format will be for industry to submit questions and/or comments to the PSTD by Tuesday, May 25, 2021. The PSTD will then review any questions or comments before the Industry Roundtable. At the Industry Roundtable, the PSTD will address one question and/or comment from a commenter and discuss during the roundtable. After discussion ends on that question/comment, the PSTD will address a question/comment from a different commenter, and continue on in that manner so that questions and comments from each commenter will be discussed. The PSTD will proceed in the order the questions/comments are submitted to the PSTD. At this time the meeting is scheduled to occur virtually over the Microsoft Teams platform, but further notification will occur should the meeting location/format change. To register and submit questions and/or comments to the PSTD for the Industry Roundtable Meeting, please email Susan Adlamini at Susan.Adlamini@occ.ok.gov. Please submit any questions/comments by Tuesday, May 25, 2021. Please register to attend the Industry Roundtable Meeting by Monday, June 7, 2021. We in the PSTD hope that this Industry Roundtable on June 8th will mutually benefit communication between industry stakeholders and the PSTD staff. We look forward to meeting with you soon. Best Regards, The Petroleum Storage Tank Division
by Justin Eklund 26 Mar, 2021
Too often there are cases where a person sees an unauthorized transaction on their bank or credit card statement without ever knowing how it happened. In many of these cases, it’s the result of falling victim to a skimmer. On gas pumps, skimmers can be as small as a thumb drive and can be hard to detect. Criminals can sometimes gain access to a gas pump key, which can be used at many pumps to install devices. In the past couple of years, skimming has advanced to include Bluetooth technology, which criminals use to keep from having to return to the gas pump to physically retrieve stolen data. Do you know what to look for when looking for such a device? Here are some examples of what credit card skimmers can look like:
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