SPCC stands for Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure. SPCC plans are developed to help facilities prevent a discharge of oil and to create response procedures in the event of a spill, fire, earthquake, flood or other impactful emergency. This is a Federal requirement, enforced by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), under the Oil Pollution Prevention […]
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Before ethanol, we didn’t have to worry much about storing boat fuel for the winter. Add a stabilizer and the gasoline would be fine in the spring whether you had a full or nearly empty tank. Ethanol-infused fuel has changed the rules particularly in our colder Alaskan winters. Today’s E10 fuel is a gasoline/ethanol blend.
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Fuel contamination from water can have costly and dangerous consequences. An indicator of water in your fuel can be a sudden change in the performance of your motor. Acceleration may cause the motor to hesitate or sputter consistently or at higher speeds cause revving and jolting. Water doesn’t compress like gasoline in an engine cylinder
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