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December 3-4, 2024 | Dallas, TX
The inaugural NACS Loss Prevention and Safety Symposium is the industry’s only and fully dedicated event designed exclusively for convenience retailers, wholesalers and suppliers who are seeking the latest insights, tools and resources that can help them proactively prepare for and mitigate risks.
April 8, 2025 | Dallas, TX
The 2025 NACS Food Safety Forum will take place April 8 in conjunction with the NACS State of the Industry Summit. Join food safety, foodservice, and quality assurance professionals at the only industry-specific food safety event for the convenience retail community.
October 7-10, 2024 | Las Vegas, NV
For four days, attendees will be networking with industry experts, attending thought-provoking and empowering education sessions, and exploring a show floor with the latest merchandise for convenience and fuel retailing.
NACS Day on the Hill
Join your colleagues in Washington DC to magnify our industry’s voice on Capitol Hill as we meet with lawmakers whose work can have a very real impact on you and your business.
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Fuels Market News, published by NACS, is an online news website, weekly e-newsletters and print magazine, covering all things related to the fuels industry—from refinery supply to terminal and bulk plant storage to transportation via pipeline, barge, rail and truck, to wholesale distribution and retail marketing.
July 27, 2022
The arrival of alternative energy vehicles represents the biggest disruption to the refueling market in many years. For gas stations, convenience stores and retailers alike, the opportunity to attract drivers and create new revenue streams is too big to be ignored. Location technology and data are now key to many data-driven processes in various industries and is now proven to be a key differentiator in building an optimal EV strategy. Shifts in demographics due to the pandemic and accommodating a hybrid work environment is also challenging the existing model for fuel retailers. The main challenge for today’s retailers and real estate industry is how to properly develop their EV strategy, where to start and what tools and data are available to help them in their decision-making. You don’t know what you don’t know. So, making sure you work with a partner that understands the changing marketing dynamics is critical.