Fueling Through the Fall: What Changing Gas Prices Mean for Our Region

As fall routines settle in across the country, Americans are beginning to notice some relief at the pump. According to AAA, the national average for regular gasoline is holding around $3.19 per gallon, dipping slightly as demand decreases after the busy summer driving season. With crude oil supplies still abundant, analysts expect prices to soften further in the weeks ahead.

What to Expect for Gas Prices in the Northeast This Fall

As summer winds down, attention in the Northeast shifts from beach traffic and long road trips to heating bills, freight deliveries, and winter preparations. Gasoline and diesel prices are once again front-page news, and for good reason—the Northeast is one of the most energy-dependent regions in the country.

Breaking Down the New Jersey Petroleum Gross Receipts Tax (PGR)

If you’re operating in the petroleum distribution space in New Jersey, few things matter more to your bottom line than understanding the Petroleum Gross Receipts Tax (PGR Tax). Whether you’re a seasoned wholesaler or a new fuel hauler entering the Garden State market,...

A Guide on Choosing the Right Fuel and Lubricants for Your Fleet

When managing a fleet, whether it’s trucks, buses, construction equipment, or specialized machinery, one decision can significantly influence the efficiency and longevity of your operations: the choice of fuel and lubricants.  It’s easy to overlook,...

Global Variables that Affect Local Fuel Prices

Fuel prices are something that everyone keeps an eye on, whether you’re filling up at the pump or managing a fleet of vehicles. But have you ever wondered why these prices seem to change so frequently? Understanding fuel prices is essential, especially when...