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Fuel Oil News December 2012

The home heating oil industry has a long and proud history, and Fuel Oil News has been there supporting it since 1935. It is an industry that has faced many challenges during that time. In its 77th year, Fuel Oil News is doing more than just holding

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DAteLiNe cALeNDAr oF eVeNts JANUAry Dead Men���s Steam Night School, Astoria/Long Island City, NY January 8, 2013 2101 24th Avenue Long Island City, NY www.heatinghelp.com/seminar ASHRAE 2013 Winter Conference and the International Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating Expo�� Jan. 26-30 The Conference will be held at the Sheraton Dallas. To register and for complete Conference information, visit www.ashrae.org/dallas. The Expo, www.ahrexpo.com, will be held at the Dallas Convention Center. mArch The Work Truck Show 2013 March 6-8, 2013 Indiana Convention Center Indianapolis, IN www.ntea.com Steve Rosentel, president of Leahy���s Fuels in Danbury, testifies against the proposed energy plan in front of a packed public hearing at Bridgeport City Hall. Photo: Shelly Sindland Media and Photography egy is good public policy - but that this energy strategy requires much additional work and change.��� In addition to the five public hearings, ICPA technical expert John Batey attend and made presentations to DEEP technical hearings on the natural gas as well as energy efficiency sessions. Batey���s materials are found on the ICPA State Legislative page of the Member���s Only section of its website icpa.org/protect/state_leg.php. ���We thank everyone who attended these hearings,��� Guilford said. ���We thank everyone who delivered testimony at the hearings. We thank everyone who helped with the messaging to the press concerning the hearings and energy strategy. We were all professional, specific, respectful and focused on the task at hand.��� NOrASeTSUPhUrrIcANe SANDyrecOveryWebSITe Hurricane Sandy hit the core of the oil heating market and many oil heating homes were destroyed or damaged. Additionally, many companies have also sustained damage and while working on their own recovery, are trying to restore heat to their customers. It is important that the recovery goes as smoothly as possible and that loyal heating oil customers are brought back to a normal existence as quickly as possible. The brunt of the effort will be borne by the service personnel in the field and the companies in the ravaged areas. However, we hope that we can make a contribution to that effort. Part of that effort will involve having a strong communications system to ensure that information is shared, that resources go to the right area and that cooperation is facilitated. To that end, we are attempting to facilitate communication by bringing three new resources forward. First, we have established a website oilheatingstorm.com, which will be the central clearinghouse for information. Second, we have established a Facebook page also named oilheatingstorm where conversations on the recovery and how resources can be allocated will occur. We invite you to post and use the Facebook page, and we will move information to the webpage so that it will be organized and useful. Third, a twitter account has also been set-up so we can distribute notices of new information. The twitter account is also named ���oilheatingstorm.��� We encourage all of you to use www. oilheatingstorm.com, Facebook and Twitter so we can have an active resource for the industry. FUEL OIL NEWS (ISSN 0016-2396), Canada Publication Mail Agreement #1588621, is published monthly by Bev-Al Communications, Inc. 1030 W. Higgins Road, Suite 230, Park Ridge, Il 60068. Circulated free of charge to qualified individuals in the oil heating industry in the United States. Additional and/or personal copies are available on a paid subscription basis only. 1-year subscription rates: $28.00 USA. $40.00 Canada and Mexico via service postage. $90.00 other foreign countries via air-mail postage. Single copies: $8.00 U.S. via first-class postage. $12.00 other Canada/Mexico/Foreign via airmail postage. Payable in US currency. Periodicals postage paid at Park Ridge, IL and additional mailing offices. Copyright 2012 by Bev-Al Communications, Inc. Reproduction of any portion or portions of this publication is specifically prohibited without written consent. Postmaster: Send address changes to FUEL OIL NEWS, PO Box 4290, Port Jervis, NY 12771. 4 December2012| FUeLOILNeWS|www.fueloilnews.com

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