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Renewable fuels have long been a part of the Global Partners portfolio, but this past year, the company has been increasing its efforts to make renewables an even bigger focus.
Over the past year, Global has focused on strategic planning in an effort to grow its capacity to move the liquid fuels of the future. Full Story » “Global Partners Doubles Down on Renewable Fuels for the Future”
From Albany to Waltham and Hartford to South Portland, Global Partners stayed connected to its communities throughout 2021.
Throughout the past year, the company’s giving and fundraising efforts contributed more than $1.25 million to local community organizations. But beyond the financial support, the Global team got involved and led the work. Full Story » “Global Partners Continues Tradition of Community Support”
On November 7, Mark Roberts and his labradoodle, Mocha, rolled over the finish line in his electric wheelchair in Provincetown, Massachusetts, after a seven-week journey across the state to raise awareness and funds to combat hunger. Global Partners is proud to have raised $21,116 for Mark’s 4Huger initiative, helping the duo reach their goal of raising $100,000 for food banks in Massachusetts communities. Full Story » “Global Raises +$20,000 for Mark & Mocha’s Roll/Stroll to Combat Hunger”
Global Partners has been a consistent supporter of The Genesis Foundation for Children » and their mission to fund programs and services that treat families affected by rare diseases and genetic disorders. Beginning August 1st, 2021, Global will be joining the Shell Giving Pump Program to raise funds for The Genesis Foundation for Children. Full Story » “Global Supports The Genesis Foundation with The Giving Pump”
Global Partners has received and will ship its first load of renewable diesel at the Port of Columbia County in Clatskanie Oregon.
The company has been storing and handling another biofuel, ethanol, at the Clatskanie facility since 2016. In July 2020, Oregon DEQ approved permits for Global to receive, store and ship renewable diesel through the Columbia River terminal. Full Story » “Global Partners Accepts First Renewable Diesel at its Terminal in Clatskanie, Oregon”