There was a time when fuel quality was the sole responsibility of fuel suppliers. The standard assumption was that quality suppliers delivered quality fuels, and problems that arose from time to time were one-off issues, easily corrected.

In today’s world, however, new Tier 4 engines and ever-increasing power requirements necessitate an ongoing fuel management mindset that many organizations have been slow to appreciate.  High risk businesses such as medical centers, data centers, universities, and food processing facilities face devastating system failures when power generation goes off-line, and fleets powered by modern engines require proactive fuel solutions to keep goods and services moving smoothly.

Modern equipment, the latest fuel blends, and the costs associated with system failure all combine to make fuel system management a matter of paramount importance in today’s world.  If your mission depends on preparedness, your business should depend on Relevant Fuel Solutions.

Across a variety of industry sectors, new Tier 4 diesel engines are powering our world. To focus only on the environmental impact of these new engines is to miss a critical point.

The fact is that Tier 4 diesel engines require superior fuel cleanliness to run as designed. More importantly to your business, the warranties offered for new diesel engines clearly stipulate the requirement for fuels that fall in line with industry standards. Taking care of the fuel that runs new Tier 4 engines and equipment is the surest way to limit operational costs associated with replacing mission-critical components that occasionally fail.

As a purely practical matter of bottom line profit, your organization cannot afford another repair or denied warranty notice resulting from an inability to control your fuel supply chain.