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Drilling decline means lower sales of machinery, engines and pipe U.S.—known as the drilling-rig count—fell by 20% in October from last year, hitting a two-year low. Heartland Enterprises Ltd., a machining company based in Texas, has seen sales to energy producers fall 20% this year. Jay Mallinckrodt, vice president of business development, said he is […]
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Diesel fuel begins to degrade after only 22 days from the times it is refined. As such, any industry that requires diesel fuels to be stored for long periods of time, must look towards technologies or systems that can help slow down or prevent the degradation.
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There’s no escaping the truth: We’re totally dependent on electricity. Without access to instant, reliable power, our worlds go dark. Our wireless devices won’t fire up, we can’t heat or cool our homes, and our food goes bad. These woes are inconvenient for homeowners, but the situation could be downright detrimental to a business owner. […]
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Buying a generator is typically a significant investment for a home or business owner. It’s also something most consumers don’t do very often, so there’s a lot of confusion around which fuel type to use (diesel, natural gas, propane), which brand is best (Caterpillar, Cummins, MTU, Generac, Kohler, HIPOWER), and most especially, what size generator […]
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“More than half a million people woke up without power Thursday as California faces hot weather, strong winds and fast-moving wildfires that have erupted across the state. Southern California Edison has shut off power to more than 24,000 customers in five counties — Kern, Riverside, Los Angeles, San Bernardino and Ventura — as the state […]
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Last week at the HIPOWER Dealer Summit in Olathe, Kansas, the WPP team was honored to receive the award for “Highest Overall Sales” for dealers sales volume in 2019. A special thanks to our new and loyal customers who have purchased HIPOWER generators as well as our dedicated team who made this award possible. Power […]
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Diesel fuel can be stored for up to 6 months at 86°F before it starts to break down. But 86°F is balmy compared to Houston’s average summer temperature of 91°F. Individual days can reach into the hundreds. And a tank left out in the burning sun will get even hotter than that… At these temperatures, […]
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