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The Future of Fuels: Insights from the Petroleum Marketers Association

Explore the evolving landscape of transportation fuels through the lens of the Petroleum Marketers Association of America (PMAA). As liquid fuels continue to dominate, with gasoline at 125 billion gallons and diesel at 46 billion gallons per year, the role of alternative energy sources like CNG, LPG, and electric vehicles is increasingly significant. We’ll discuss the challenges and opportunities posed by new regulations, the expiration of tax credits, and the future viability of biofuels. Join us in supporting the PMAA and securing a sustainable energy future.

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The Future of Fuels: Insights from the Petroleum Marketers Association

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  1. THE FUTURE OF FUELSThe National United Voice for Fuel MarketersDAN GILLIGAN PRESIDENTPetroleum Marketers Association of America

  2. PMAA FEDERATION OF STATES

  3. Transportation Fuels Are Liquid Fuels Gasoline 125 Billion Gallons Per Year Diesel 46 Billion Per Year

  4. 280 Million Passenger Vehicles Estimated Fuel Source: 220 Million Gasoline 60 Million Diesel 120K CNG 150K LPG 4K LNG 10K Electric

  5. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT • Deficit • Earmarks

  6. ELECTRIC REALITIES Automotive News, “Sales Do Not Match Hype” 220 Volt Chargers at C-stores? Charger Tax Credit Expired 12-31-2012 $7,500 Tax Credit at Risk in Deficit Negotiators

  7. E-15 • Liability • Quality Control • Infrastructure

  8. Cellulosic Ethanol Isobutanol Biobutanol

  9. Gasoline Demand • CAFE • Tier 3 • RFS2

  10. DieselBiodiesel

  11. Natural Gas • CNG • LNG • Gas to Diesel

  12. PROPANE150K Passenger Vehicles

  13. PLEASE SUPPORT THE PMAA PACVISIT WWW.PMAA.ORGPMAA: The National United Voice for Fuel Marketers

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