by JustinD | Aug 6, 2026 | Fuel Types & Specifications
The commercial on-site fuels you need to know are clear (on-road) diesel, red-dyed/off-road diesel, fleet gasoline, diesel exhaust fluid (DEF), and biodiesel blends with varying proportions. Each one serves a distinct operational role, and ordering the wrong product...
by JustinD | Aug 2, 2026 | Fuel Types & Specifications
Red diesel is dyed, tax-exempt petroleum diesel restricted to off-road and non-road equipment. Green diesel is a renewable, chemically distinct hydrocarbon fuel that is taxed like conventional on-road diesel and serves as a drop-in replacement for fleets pursuing...
by JustinD | Jun 18, 2026 | Fuel Types & Specifications
The off-road diesel procurement process is a structured method that guides companies through sourcing, contracting, delivery, and compliance management of dyed diesel fuel used exclusively off public roads. Procurement professionals managing heavy equipment fleets,...
by JustinD | Jun 16, 2026 | Fuel Types & Specifications
Types of diesel fuel commercial operations rely on are defined by grade, sulfur content, intended equipment, and the regulatory environment governing each use case. The standard reference is ASTM D975, which classifies diesel fuel oils into seven grades covering...
by JustinD | Jun 12, 2026 | Fuel Types & Specifications
Dyed diesel is clear diesel that has been indelibly marked with a red dye to signify its tax-exempt status and restricted off-road use, while clear diesel is fully taxed and legal for on-road vehicles. Understanding dyed vs clear diesel explained in operational terms...
by JustinD | May 31, 2026 | Fuel Types & Specifications
Understanding which fuel belongs in which machine sounds simple until you’re staring down a tax audit or a compliance notice from a state fuel inspector. Dyed diesel use cases for off-road equipment represent one of the most practical cost-saving opportunities...
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