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Customs about-face could make Bahamas key source for US gasoline

A massive oil storage facility in the Bahamas may offer nimble gasoline traders a new way to profit by shipping fuel in foreign ships from the oversupplied U.S. Gulf Coast to the gasoline-thirsty East Coast following a recent U.S. Customs...

source: Reuters
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International Biodiesel Day August 10

From Anydayguide International Biodiesel Day is an unofficial observance held annually on August 10. It was established to commemorate the first ignition of the diesel engine that took place on this day in 1893.

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EPA Extends Emergency RVP Waiver Permitting the Summertime Sale of E15

From Mark S. Morgan, Regulatory Counsel mmorgan@emamerica.org The U.S. EPA today, issued another 20-day extension of the temporary emergency waiver effective August 9, 2022 that allows the nationwide sale of E15 during the summer...

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Tilting at Climate Windmills

Schumer-Manchin will have little effect on the world's temperature Wall Street Journal Editorial Nearly all of Washington—Democrats, the press, lobbyists—is taking a victory lap with Senate passage of the Schumer-Manchin tax, climate and drug price control...

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Connecticut Has 900,000 Utility Poles and is Aiming to Force Companies to Maintain them

People walking their dogs sometimes stopped to take note of the utility pole leaning over Bon Air Avenue. The rotting pole — which was considerably thinner at the top, where the equipment was attached — angled...

source: CT Examiner
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US Emergency Crude Stockpile Falls to Lowest in 37 Years

The U.S. emergency crude oil stockpile fell by 4.6 million barrels last week to its lowest level since May 1985, according to the Department of Energy. Crude held in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) dropped to 469.9 million barrels for the week ended July 29, according...

source: Reuters
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California Scorns Fossil Fuel but Can't Keep the Lights on Without It

California wants to quit fossil fuels. Just not yet. Faced with a fragile electrical grid and the prospect of summertime blackouts, the state agreed to put aside hundreds of millions of dollars to buy power from fossil fuel plants...

source: Politico
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