Homeowners with oil- fired boilers have faced unprecedented price rises, making it hugely costly for the hot water and heating in their homes, with many considering what options are open to them such as using lower cost biofuels.
Time to replace that old heating system? You might catch a very lucky break in JW Pierson Company’s drawing for a brand new Peerless oil boiler. The 125-year old energy company provides heating oil and heating system installations throughout northern New Jersey, primarily in Essex, Union and Passaic Counties. This year they are offering one state-of-the-art, high efficiency Peerless boiler free to the winner of a drawing to be held August 31, 2011.
You have probably heard of a small mechanical oil water separator, haven’t you? If not, then for sure you have heard of biodiesel fuel, right? This fuel is made out of oils such vegetable or corn oil and yes, it really does work if it is made correctly.
Gasoline has gotten so expensive and with plans in the future to go even higher, now may be as good a time as any to learn how to make your own biodiesel fuel at home.
Featuring interviews with the Chairman of BP Capital, the Executive Director of the Sierra Club, the Former President of Shell Oil, and other top oil companies, “Houston We Have A Problem” seeks the truth about our nation’s dependence on foreign oil. Screened at our Nation’s Capital and nationwide for Earth Day, and featured on Discovery’s Planet Green as part of its Reel Impact series, the documentary is now available on DVD.
Sprague Energy and Sunoco Logistics Partners LP (SXL) yesterday announced the official opening of what they’re billing as “the newest and most expansive” biodiesel/Bioheat supply and loading terminal in New Jersey.
Sprague will supply biodiesel and Bioheat at the Sunoco Logistics Newark terminal, making it the first barge/pipeline-accessible terminal in the state to provide the two fuels. Bioheat is a trademark of the National Biodiesel Board.
“Energy is one of America’s foremost and most complex challenges,” Sprague Energy President and CEO David Glendon said in a statement. “While high prices capture most of the attention today, sustainability, product reliability and reducing pollution are critical as well.
LPG Conversion for your Car by Ramesh Kumar in Autos / Cars (submitted 2010-06-14) LPG stands for Liquefied Petroleum Gas, which is a generic term for a mixture of Propane and Butane gases. When stored under pressure, they become a liquid in much less space, making LPG easy to transport. LPG and natural gas are [...]
August heating oil prices came under pressure during the initial morning hours and slipped down to their 200-day moving average. This pushed prices down to their lowest level since February 8th. The Commitments of Traders Futures and Options report as of June 21st showed non-commercial traders were net long 25,258 contracts, a decrease of 10,642. Non-commercial and nonreportable traders combined held a net long position of 37,607 contracts, a decrease of 12,432 during the week.
Whether you are going on grid or off grid, solar panels are the
foundation of harnessing the power of the sun for heating a home
or the water you use.
Power is one of the basic resources required for any kind of industrial operations. The driving force behind all these industries is the efficient power transmission system. However, power transmission systems involve the complex processes such as mechanical propulsion systems in the assembly line for mass production. This process involves the movement of different types of liquids such as diesel, heating oil, gasoline, plastics and specialty chemicals. The liquid is pumped to continue the chemical process that leads to power transmission. This power transmission technique is used in various industrial sectors such as automobiles, aerospace, manufacturing of consumer goods and more. All the major companies make use of power transmission systems for their production lines.
Star Gas Partners, L.P. (the “Partnership” or “Star”) (NYSE:SGU), a home energy distributor and services provider specializing in heating oil, today announced financial results for its fiscal 2011 second quarter and the six-month period ended March 31, 2011.