Summer 2008 edition of UKPIA News

Winter 2007 edition of UKPIA News

UKPIA's submission to the Environmental Audit Committee's enquiry into "Reducing Carbon Emissions from Transport"

Link to full EAC Ninth Report

Briefing Paper providing information about the hazards of exposure to toluene (which has always been a constituent of petrol).

Changes in behaviour and cleaner fuels required to meet the Government's 2050 targets for CO2 reduction from road transport.

The introduction of cleaner fuels over the last decade has enabled the use of new engine and exhaust clean up technologies bringing about a substantial reduction in the main exhaust pollutants affecting air quality.

Air quality issues associated with motor cars “a problem well on the way to being cracked“

EU Commission proposals on compulsory stocks "An expensive solution looking for a problem”

Plight of rural filling stations - a reflection of the pressures on the downstream sector in general?

With the phasing out of LRP, which replaced leaded 4* petrol in 2000, this document explains some of the alternative solutions for vehicles needing this type of fuel. 

For classic car owners unable to use these altrenatives, leaded petrol continues to be available at a very limited number of outlets. For a link to the Bayfords web site listing of petrol stations click here

As with the introduction of ultra-low sulphur fuels, the UK will again be amongst the leaders in the EU on the introduction of cleaner fuels as UKPIA members start to prepare for the introduction of virtually sulphur-free petrol and diesel during 2003. The EU looks set to mandate their introduction for 2005.

What future for petrol and diesel as fuels for a new generation of vehicles?

Presentations given at the launch of UKPIAs Future Road Fuels document on 21st June 2004.

Report examining the options for low carbon road fuels and new vehicle technologies in the 21st century

UKPIA briefing paper Benzene in petrol

UKPIA's response to DEFRA's consultation on implementation of the LCP Directive

Details of a training course to enable contractors to obtain a passport to work on petrol forecourts

A practical guide to help service station operators meet part III of the Disability Discrimination Act

Volatile Organic compounds and how the oil industry is reducing their emissions.

This checklist has been developed to try and improve customer storage facilities and help customers meet the requirements of the Oil Storage Regulations