Mission Possible Podcast
Welcome to our new podcast Mission Possible: Delivering Cleaner Fuel Today. The show highlights our members and how their businesses have changed over the years by delivering cleaner, greener fuel. We also talk about federal and state electrification efforts, the good work our members do for their communities, and how they care about their customers. The show is hosted by Shelly Sindland, CEMA’s director of communications.
Mission Possible: Peter Aziz
“We’ve only sold a 20% renewable biodiesel blend mixed with ultra-low sulfur heating oil (ULSHO), which is very clean burning. Soot is now a thing of the past.”
Mission Possible: Catherine Erasmus
“I’m all for consumer choice,” Erasmus said. “People should be able to do what’s right for their families. Sometimes that means choosing electric heat, natural gas, or home heating oil. Connecticut consumers are smart and know what works for them. They deserve the right to make that choice, not have the government decide for them.”
Mission Possible: Greg and Jack Stafstrom (Episode 5)
Some of Jack Stafstrom’s earliest memories on the job involve putting on his snowpants during a winter storm—not to go sledding, but to help his father, Greg Stafstrom, deliver heating fuel. ...
CEMA’s New Podcast Featured in Regional Trade Magazine
CEMA's new podcast, Mission Possible, is gaining regional attention in the latest edition of Fuel Oil News magazine. You can read the entire story below. Thanks FON for sharing our story and how we are making a difference on so many levels from the fuel we sell to the...
Mission Possible: Carin Oppelt (Episode 4)
There are a lot of daughters taking over the family businesses from their fathers and grandfathers, and it’s been cool to see. You get a lot of diverse opinions.
Mission Possible: Sam Gault (Episode 3)
“The government thinks we are fuel of the past, but we are not. We are really a fuel of the present and the future,” Gault said.
Mission Possible: Stephen G. Rosentel (Episode 2)
“When I came into the business 40 years ago, we were selling 3000 parts per million sulfur content, that was gradually brought down to the point where regular heating oil is now 15 parts per million sulfur. It’s a huge reduction in sulfur content. In addition to that now we only sell B20 which is a bio blend, 20% biofuel and 80% ultra-light low sulfur heating fuel,” Rosentel said.
Mission Possible: Jamie Densmore (Episode 1)
“The oil we are selling burns so much cleaner than your traditional heating oil, and that’s something that was very important to me with my environmental background,” Densmore said. “I want to make sure that I’m providing my customers with the best possible fuel choice that they have.”
CEMA Launches New Podcast to Highlight Members and Cleaner, Greener Home Heating Fuel
For Immediate Release: contact Shelly Sindland for more information at shellysindland@ctema.com Cromwell, Connecticut: When it comes to delivering greener, cleaner, renewable energy, CEMA members want their customers and Connecticut state lawmakers to know that...