Fuels

Consumers are making fewer, more expensive trips to stores, Cardlytics data reveals.

Fuel discounts and BonFire food offerings are among the things customers can expect.

One-day discounts offered to draw attention to the cost of labor at the pump.

Members earn cents-per-gallon rewards on everyday purchases from a variety of retailers.

Site operators have easy access to dispenser plumbing, shear valves, and underground piping connections.

The $4.32-per-gallon average is just one penny short of the record set on March 11.

The 15-cent-per-gallon savings program will now run through June 12.

Casey's Rewards members can win an adventure of their choice, as well as free fuel.

The average U.S. driver now pays $23 more to fill up their tank compared to a year ago, AAA reports.

Governors' letter to EPA states that this move would help provide relief, flexibility and certainty in the fuel market.

Loyalty members can now save up to 10 cents per gallon at more than 14,000 locations.

Customers can navigate through a 3D fueling station.

State-level concerns include electric vehicle standards, climate policy, a gas tax holiday and more.

No significant drops are expected while oil prices remain high.

Scott Castle takes the reins, while Dale Boyett steps up to CEO of the company.

The Des Moines location will focus on food and beverages plus typical convenience items.

The sale includes three c-stores in Wyoming under the Conoco and Sinclair banners.

A majority of drivers say installing EV chargers at c-stores should be a high priority.

Greater demand will contribute to higher crude oil prices, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Brand's support includes the Ballpark Bingo game, presented by Gulf Pay.

Infrastructure compatibility could limit sales of higher ethanol blends, trade groups maintain.

The retailer sold gas for $3.89 per gallon in March, leading to repeat customers and media attention.

Dunkin' and Krispy Kreme are also running deals around fuel costs.