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The benefits of FMT’s Diesel management system over the competition.

  The Benefits of FMT Diesel Management System The system is software driven and when purchasing even the basic system you get a copy of the complete software with all options enabled. You can decide what options you wish to use. For some options extra hardware maybe required. The software comes complete

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Why you need a Fire Valve

Published on April 25, 2012 in General Guides

There is really only one good reason to install a Fire Valve in your house if you heat with a furnace that burns either fuel oil or liquefied petroleum gas and that is to be safe. If you think about it furnaces are a combination of electrical and mechanical devices

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Fighting Fuel Laundering

Published on March 14, 2012 in News

Fighting Fuel Laundering Three “pop-up” filling stations selling laundered fuel have been closed down in Belfast. John Whiting, HMRC’s head criminal investigation for Northern Ireland, reported to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee at Westminster that the sites were selling pure kerosene as diesel. Commenting on the stations that which had

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Pay As You Go… for heating oil customers

Published on March 14, 2012 in News

Pay As You Go Northern Ireland Minister for social development, Nelson McCausland, has given the go ahead for trials of a new “pay -as-you-go” system for heating oil customers. At present there are pay-as-you-go schemes for both electricity and gas in Northern Ireland, but no equivilent for oil, the main

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Guide to Non-Domestic Oil Storage

Guide to Non-Domestic Oil Storage This guide applies to non-domestic oil storage tanks including those supplying commercial buildings such as offices, village halls, churches and schools. It also applies to domestic tanks over 3500 litres in capacity supplying single family dwellings. OFTEC recommends that tanks containing waste oil are treated

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Protecting your heating oil from theft

 Heating Oil Storage Tank Security Protect your oil tank Protect your oil tank with the following crime prevention advice offered by Norfolk Police: · Position your oil tank to allow maximum view from your property – this may discourage passing thieves. · Use good quality padlocks, close shackle are often

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Heating oil prices drop due to European Debt Crisis….

Published on February 28, 2012 in News

Gasoline and heating oil fell for the first time in five days on speculation that the European debt crisis may persist, slowing global economic growth and reducing fuel demand. Futures slipped as the Group of 20 nations refused to raise international lending for Europe to fight its debt crisis, saying

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Fuel Transfer to Iced in City a success !

Published on February 21, 2012 in News

ANCHORAGE, Alaska—A Russian tanker that went on an ocean odyssey of 5,000 miles to deliver fuel to the iced-in city of Nome was offloading the gasoline and diesel in what officials say is smooth sailing so far, with one possible problem avoided. Two parallel hoses, 700 yards long each, are

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Oil Heating Equipment

Oil Heating Equipment What makes up a good oil central heating system? A good oil-fired central heating system will contain the same controls as a modern gas-fired system. In particular it should have: a room thermostat, ideally located in a living room, not the hallway thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) on

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A guide to Selecting a GPI Flow Meter

GPI Flow Meters Flow meter performance can be critical to customers in the field. All flow meters produced by GPI are quality tested at the factory. They adhere to the strictest testing procedures. They take pride in the performance of their meters and want customers to rest assured, they have

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