Petroleum

Bollinger Energy’s origin began in 1988 as a wholesale unbranded petroleum supplier to commercial, industrial and institutional customers. In 1994, our petroleum operation expanded through the addition of a wholly owned subsidiary called Chesapeake Transit Incorporated. Both Tandem and Transport trucks are operated by Chesapeake Transit and our drivers are professionals dedicated to making deliveries in a safe and timely manner.

Bollinger Energy supplies the following petroleum products:

Biodiesel (B99, B20, B10 and B5)
Dyed diesel fuel
Premium ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel
Heating fuel oil
Kerosene (clear and dyed)
Gasoline (87, 89 and 93 octane)

Major oil companies and large independents related to either “Gulf Coast” or “New York Harbor” pricing supply Bollinger Energy. Therefore, we are always in the position to offer the most competitive priced products. Bollinger Energy can develop a unique pricing strategy to meet a customer’s specific savings or budget goals. Firm fixed price options are available for three, six or twelve months.

On-site fuel tanks can save customers time and money. Bollinger Energy will install a tank at possibly no cost to qualified customers.

For more information and expeditious response, please contact Bollinger Energy online or call 800-260-0505.

Petroleum Conservation Tips

Remember to follow the steps below and you'll soon be saving money and reducing your fleets impact on the environment.

Check your revs - change up before 2,500rpm (petrol) and 2,000rpm (diesel).
Anticipate road conditions and drive smoothly, avoiding sharp acceleration and heavy braking. This saves fuel and reduces accident rates.
Use air conditioning sparingly as it significantly increases fuel consumption.
The most efficient speed depends upon the car in question but is typically around 45 - 50mph. Faster speed will greatly increase your fuel consumption.
Drive away immediately when starting from cold - idling to heat the engine wastes fuel and causes rapid engine wear.
Check your tyre pressure regularly - under-inflated tyres are dangerous and can increase fuel consumption by up to 3%.
If you're stuck in a jam, switch the engine off if you expect to be there for more than a minute or two. Cutting the engine will save fuel and reduce emissions.

Phone: 410–327–0500
Fax: 410–327–0502

1801 South Clinton Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21224