A bill dubbed the “Consumer and Fuel Retailers Choice Act,” which would have allowed for year-round sales of fuels blended with 15 percent ethanol, died in committee last week — something the recreational marine industry viewed as a win.
ValvTect has added the Swantown Marine Fueling Station at Swantown Marina in Port of Olympia, Wash., as a certified fueling facility for ValvTect marine gasoline and ValvTect marine diesel.
Marina Jack in Sarasota, Fla., now offers ValvTect marine gasoline and diesel fuels.
The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute is offering new “Look Before You Pump” hangtags to all National Marine Manufacturers Association members.
The NMMA faulted the EPA for setting the volume of conventional biofuels.
Senate hearing was held this week on a bill that would expand the sale of fuel blends with 15 percent ethanol.
WASHINGTON — The law that requires a rising level of ethanol to be blended into the fuel supply won’t get repealed, but the timing could be right for it to be amended.
A coalition of recreational boating and sportfishing advocates urged the Trump administration and Congress to amend the ethanol laws.
Ethanol levels above 10 percent have been shown to harm marine engines.
Smarter Fuel Future is a coalition of 70 groups ranging from farmers to ‘motorcyle guys,’ oil execs to environmentalists
A bill dubbed the “Consumer and Fuel Retailers Choice Act,” which would have allowed for year-round sales of fuels blended with 15 percent ethanol, died in committee last week — something the recreational marine industry viewed as a win.
ValvTect has added the Swantown Marine Fueling Station at Swantown Marina in Port of Olympia, Wash., as a certified fueling facility for ValvTect marine gasoline and ValvTect marine diesel.
Marina Jack in Sarasota, Fla., now offers ValvTect marine gasoline and diesel fuels.
The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute is offering new “Look Before You Pump” hangtags to all National Marine Manufacturers Association members.
The NMMA faulted the EPA for setting the volume of conventional biofuels.
Senate hearing was held this week on a bill that would expand the sale of fuel blends with 15 percent ethanol.
WASHINGTON — The law that requires a rising level of ethanol to be blended into the fuel supply won’t get repealed, but the timing could be right for it to be amended.
A coalition of recreational boating and sportfishing advocates urged the Trump administration and Congress to amend the ethanol laws.
Ethanol levels above 10 percent have been shown to harm marine engines.
Smarter Fuel Future is a coalition of 70 groups ranging from farmers to ‘motorcyle guys,’ oil execs to environmentalists
