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About

A fuel company that owns its trucks.

Summa Energy Corporation is a commercial fuel distributor based at 515 Broad Street, Clifton, New Jersey. We run our own tanker fleet, employ our own drivers, and dispatch around the clock.

Legal name
Summa Energy Corporation
Headquarters
515 Broad Street, Clifton, NJ 07013
Operating hours
24 hours, 7 days, 365 days

What we do

Fuel, and the logistics of getting it there.

We deliver clear and dyed diesel, gasoline and diesel exhaust fluid to commercial customers — construction sites, transportation and logistics fleets, rail operators, utilities, government and municipal agencies, marine and port operations, manufacturing, standby power systems and aviation.

The delivery itself takes several forms: tankers that come to equipment on site, standing overnight schedules that refuel fleets where they park, bulk drops into customer storage, and emergency response when something has already gone wrong. Most customers use more than one.

We also sell and lease the storage tanks that fuel goes into, from short-term rental through to permanent installation.

How we operate

Three things that are structural, not marketing.

01

Our trucks, our drivers

Summa owns the tankers and employs the drivers. Nothing is handed to a broker, so a schedule change is a phone call rather than a negotiation between three companies.

02

Dispatch that is genuinely 24/7

The operation runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Emergencies do not respect office hours and neither does dispatch.

03

Paperwork your compliance team can file

Supply runs under a master service agreement, with delivery documentation that stands up to audit without anyone having to chase it.

Who buys from us

Operational buyers with real pressure.

Our customers are fleet managers, site supervisors, facilities and operations managers, and procurement staff at utilities and municipalities.

They are not shopping on brand. They want to know whether the fuel arrives when it was promised, whether their equipment stops, whether we can handle a 2am problem, and whether the paperwork is clean enough for their compliance team.

Commercial supply runs under master service agreements, which is the normal shape of this business and the reason relationships here tend to be long.

Five Summa tankers parked in a line at sunrise, the row receding toward the rising sun.

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Tell us what you run. We'll tell you what it costs.

Give us your equipment list, your locations and a rough volume. That is enough to price it.