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Global Partners has received and will ship its first load of renewable diesel at the Port of Columbia County in Clatskanie Oregon.
The company has been storing and handling another biofuel, ethanol, at the Clatskanie facility since 2016. In July 2020, Oregon DEQ approved permits for Global to receive, store and ship renewable diesel through the Columbia River terminal. Full Story » “Global Partners Accepts First Renewable Diesel at its Terminal in Clatskanie, Oregon”
With support from state regulators and the local community, Global Partners is moving forward with plans to begin transloading renewable diesel at its terminal on the Columbia River in Clatskanie, Oregon.
In early July, the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality gave the go-ahead for Global Partners to add renewable diesel to its transloading permit for the terminal. Full Story » “Global Partners Gets the Go-Ahead for Renewable Diesel in Oregon”
At gas stations, convenience stores and fuel terminals throughout the Northeast, thousands of employees of Global Partners LP have been helping people get the goods, food, and fuel they need throughout the COVID-19 crisis. It is essential work that is keeping communities up and running.
Global was looking for a creative and personal way to thank these employees for their service. Full Story » “Global Recognizes and Thanks its Front-Line Employees that are Serving Local Communities Across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic”
BOSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–
As COVID-19 continues to impact daily life worldwide, Boston-based Global Partners is thanking its more than 3,000 frontline employees in a personal way — with a handcrafted family meal. These employees are working on the frontlines of the pandemic at Global’s network of gas stations, convenience stores and terminals across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic where operations have been deemed essential.
Like you, Global Partners has been closely monitoring, adapting to and responding to COVID-19. Our first priority is the health and safety of our employees, customers and communities.
The goods and services we deliver are critical to the infrastructure of the broader New England region —from the fuel that we distribute to keep homes warm and hospital generators running to the basic food and goods we provide at the neighborhood level. Full Story » “Global Partners COVID-19 Response”