The Fuel Pulse Show

Are the fuels of today the same as the fuels of the past? The short answer is no. Fuel and the way that we use fuel have changed immensely over the past couple of decades. There have been three driving factors that have contributed to this change, which we will be discussing in this episode. We will also discuss the impact that government regulation has had on the fuel industry and what you can expect to change moving forward.

You can find show notes and more at: www.bellperformance.com/fuel-pulse-show/006

Today we are continuing our conversation with Brian Hartley, owner of Diesel Dialysis. Last week we talked about how fuel maintenance has changed from the way it was in the past and the real reasons people get suspicious of the professionals within the fuel industry. In this episode, we will be diving deep into the topic of good fuel sampling and why test results are only as good as the sample that you have.

You can find show notes and more at: www.bellperformance.com/fuel-pulse-show/005

Today we are diving into another exciting discussion about tank and fuel storage maintenance. This is something that requires a good amount of professional acumen to do, specifically if you want to have it done well. So, in this episode, Brian Hartley, owner of Diesel Dialysis, will be sharing the most important steps you need to take to make sure you're taking care of your fuel properly.

You can find show notes and more at: www.bellperformance.com/fuel-pulse-show/004

Today we have Corey Agnew, the Director of Fuel Quality at Guardian Fueling Technologies, joining the show for part two of our conversation on fuel health. (If you haven't already, make sure to check out part one to learn how to properly take care of high-turn fuel versus low-turn fuel, common issues faced in the retail sector, and what the typical service call with a fuel service professional might look like.) In this episode, we will be talking about what Corey predicts for the future of fuel, as well as how to tell a good fuel-servicing company from a bad one.

You can find show notes and more at: www.bellperformance.com/fuel-pulse-show/003

If you think about the business marketplace out there—and all of the different places that use fuel in their operations—most store fuel in preparation for future uses. If you work somewhere that requires dealing with stored fuel, such as a fire station, hospital, or health care facility, it is likely that you will have to deal with a fuel service professional at some point. So, that is exactly what we will be talking about today with a guest who knows the industry very well: Corey Agnew, the Director of Fuel Quality at Guardian Fueling Technologies.

You can find show notes and more at: www.bellperformance.com/fuel-pulse-show/002

Welcome to the inaugural episode of The Fuel Pulse Show! This podcast focuses on developing ways to improve people's lives and make the world a better place through the proper use of fuel. Join your host Erik Bjornstad, the Technical Director for Bell Performance, as he speaks with industry leaders and knowledgeable experts about the exciting advancements, challenges faced, and more in the world of fuel.

You can find show notes and more at: www.bellperformance.com/fuel-pulse-show/001