General Petroleum - Marine Fuels, Oils and Lubricants

Established in 1946, General Petroleum has been a premium supplier of marine products and services to maritime community. Expanding on the foundation that General Petroleum built, Rainier Petroleum and Marine Oil Service were created to further enhance service capabilities. The three companies come under the control of one holding company, PECOS Inc. This expansion enabled PECOS to become a dominant supplier of marine lubricants and distillates, with service coverage from British Columbia to the Panama Canal.

MARITIME FUEL AND OILS

PECOS’ service excellence is achieved through a vast network of marine assets. This includes marine terminals, double hulled barges and a state of the art truck fleet. The PECOS mission is to field competent and trained employees, whose ultimate goal is to exceed customer expectations by having the right product, in the right quantity, delivered on time.

Drawing off of its extensive maritime experience, PECOS understands the attention to detail and operational performance vessels require during each port call. General Petroleum, Rainier Petroleum and Marine Oil Service stand ready as your marine energy solution. Anytime, anywhere.

GENERAL PETROLEUM MARINE PRODUCTS

• Marine gas oil (DMA)
• Marine diesel oil (DMB)
• #2 diesel (DMX)
• Marine lubricants (bulk / package)
• Gasoline
• Jet A fuels

TERMINAL ISLAND – MARINE DIESEL AND LUBRICANTS

The terminal Island marine facility is the center for all of General Petroleum’s Southern California marine operations. Primary products sold here are marine diesel, commercial automotive diesel, alternative fuels, cardlock gasoline / diesel and marine lubricants.

RANCHO DOMINGUEZ – SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FUELS AND LUBRICANTS

The Rancho Dominguez Complex (RDC) is the center for all of General Petroleum’s Southern California commercial operations. This facility handles the marketing and distribution functions for the sale of fuels and lubricants for the commercial market in Southern California. The facility features a 55,000ft³ warehouse, and bulk lubricant storage.

VENTURA – OFFSHORE AND MARINE FUEL, LUBRICANTS AND CHEMICALS

The Ventura facility handles commercial and some marine sales in the Ventura / Santa Barbara area. The facility is on a three-acre site that has a bulk loading rack for fuels, a warehouse for lubricant and chemical package products, office facilities and a cardlock. This facility sells to the commercial / agricultural base of customers and also to the offshore oil drilling segment.

SAN FRANCISCO – BAY AREA FUEL

General Petroleum’s San Francisco division operates out of two facilities. Offices, warehouse space and truck parking are located at our facility in the Port of Richmond. The other site is located at Fisherman’s Wharf. General Petroleum also has on the water bulk fuel storage at the IMTT terminal, also in the Port of Richmond. From this terminal, General Petroleum is the Bay Area’s dominate supplier of marine diesel to all the tug companies, commercial harbor craft and marine construction.

RAINIER PETROLEUM – PACIFIC NORTHWEST FUEL AND DIESEL

Rainier Petroleum’s marine facility is the center for all of the Pacific Northwest marine operations. Rainier Petroleum began operating the facility located on Harbor Island in Puget Sound in 1989. The facility features a million gallons of diesel fuel storage and a fuel dock in excess of 500ft that extents into Puget Sound and the Port of Seattle. The primary products sold are marine diesel, and lubricants.

PETROLEOS GENERALES (PANAMA) – CANAL ZONE FUEL AND LUBRICANTS

Petroleos Generales entered the marine diesel market in 1998 and has become one of the Canal Zone’s larger suppliers. Originally providing fuel and lubricants to the international tuna fleets calling on Panama, Petroleos Generales operates a fuel dock out of the former US Rodman Naval Base. Current sales concentrate on the supply of marine diesel to deep draft vessels transiting the canal. Additionally Petroleos Generales is the largest supplier of diesel to the US Navy in Panama.