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Emergency response, 24 hours a day.

Power outages, storms, hurricanes and the tank nobody watched. Dispatch answers around the clock, every day of the year, and the trucks are ours — so the person who takes the call can move one.

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Answered 24 hours, 365 days
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(833) NOW-FUEL

Why brokered fuel fails here

In an emergency, the supply chain is the problem.

01

One company, one decision

When the tankers and the drivers belong to the supplier, re-routing one is an internal decision, not a negotiation.

02

A dispatcher, not an answering service

The line is answered by someone who can see where the trucks are, at 3am as well as 3pm.

03

Already on your paperwork

Existing customers are already set up under an agreement, which is time you do not spend opening an account during an outage.

Standby power

Generators are only as good as their fuel.

A standby generator with a day tank buys you hours, not days. Once the grid is down and the fuel is burning, the question becomes how quickly the next delivery arrives.

We fuel standby systems on schedule so they are full before they are needed, and during an outage so they keep running.

For facilities where this genuinely cannot fail — data centers, hospitals, municipal operations — the sensible time to set this up is before anything happens.

A Summa tanker parked at dusk beside an industrial standby generator outside a commercial building, lit by a single work lamp.

Common questions

Before you call.

Do we have to be an existing customer?

No, but it helps. Existing customers are already set up under an agreement, so nothing has to be negotiated while the site is down.

What is your response time?

It depends on the location, the volume and what is happening in the region — a storm affects everyone at once. We would rather dispatch give you a straight answer on the call than publish a number we cannot hold to.

Can you set up standby arrangements in advance?

Yes, and that is the version that works. Fueling a generator before the outage is a schedule; fueling it during one is a queue.

Who do I call?

(833) NOW-FUEL — (833) 669-3835. Dispatch answers 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

Where we respond

Emergency response across the Northeast.

Response is quickest where we already run every day. Tell us the address and we will be straight with you about the hour.

  • New Jersey
  • New York
  • Connecticut
  • Delaware
  • Maine
  • Maryland
  • Massachusetts
  • New Hampshire
  • Pennsylvania
  • Rhode Island
  • Vermont

Linked states are live. The rest roll out in quality-gated batches, each with real local detail.

Need fuel now

Call dispatch. It is answered around the clock.

For anything urgent, the phone is faster than any form on this page.