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Project 2003-100610: Investigation of Causes of Static Electricity Related Fires at Retail Service Stations; American Petroleum Institute, 2004.

Gasoline Quality Update; Technology Resources International, Inc., September 2004.

Gasoline Quality; PE&T Online, October 2003.

Recommended Practice 1639: Owner/Operator Guide to Operation and Maintenance of Vapor Recovery Systems at Gasoline Dispensing Facilities; American Petroleum Institute, July 2003.

Back to Basics in UST Leak Detection; PE&T Online, October 2001.

Are You In Need of an Expert?; PE&T Online, June 2001.

Developing Technology for Enhanced Vapor Recovery; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 6(2): 34, 2001.

Automechanika—The European Petroleum Equipment Trade Show; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 5 (11): 34, 2000.

Unanswered Questions Plague CARB's Efforts, Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 5 (9): 34, 2000.

Retooling the Vapor Recovery System: Will New Rules Evade Old Concerns?; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 5 (7): 6, 2000.

Trade Secrets: Are yours Protected?; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 5 (5): 30, 2000.

Copyrights: Who Owns Them?; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 5 (4): 30, 2000.

Trademarks: Protecting Your Identity; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 5 (2): 30, 2000.

Is a Patent in Your Future?; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 5 (1): 10, 2000.

Unbalanced Treatment of Assist Vapor Recovery Systems; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 4 (11): 30, 1999.

What Does Field Testing Show for Assist Vapor Recovery Systems?; (with W. Dwain Simpson), Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 4 (10): 25, 1999.

CARB Needs to Modify Plan for Improving Vapor Recovery Program; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 4 (8): 28, 1999.

Alternative Fuels and Vehicles: What's the Selling Point?; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 4 (6): 34, 1999.

Y2K: Don't Let It Bug You More Than It Has To; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 4 (3): 40, 1999.

CARB Proposes Major Changes to Its Certification Process; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 4 (1): 90, 1999.

What's Fueling our Alternative Fuels Policy?; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 3 (10): 48, 1998.

Why Alternate Fuels May Become a Viable Alternative; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 3 (9): 18, 1998.

Refueling Vapor Recovery in the United States; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 3 (7): 26, 1998.

ORVR Cars Are Safe and Efficient; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 3 (3): 53, 1998.

Is The Long Wait for Robotic Fueling Finally Over?; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 2 (5): 14, 1997.

LNG Technology Trends: Part Two of our round-up of NGV-related patents; Natural Gas Fuels, 6 (8): 18, 1997.

The Debate Continues: Why ORVR Cars Will Get the Job Done; Petroleum Equipment &Technology, 2 (4): 26,1997.

Spirit of Innovation: 1996 Service Station Patents (Part 2); Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 2 (3): 41, 1997.

Inventions Power the Engine of Progress Part One: CNG Technology Trends; Natural Gas Fuels, 6 (5):12, 1997.

Spirit of Innovation: 1996 Service Station Patents (Part 1); Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 2 (2): 17, 1997.

Clearing the Air on the Ozone Standard; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 2 (1): 18, 1997.

Information and Knowledge (Mis)Management; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 1 (6): 20, 1996.

The New Math in Vehicle Refueling Emissions; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 1 (5): 30, 1996.

1995: The Patented Truth (Part 2); Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 1 (4): 26, 1996.

1995: The Patented Truth (Part 1); Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 1 (3): 41, 1996.

A Step Beyond UST Upgrading; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 1 (2): 39, 1996.

New Products - Street Smart Ways of Winners; Petroleum Equipment & Technology, 1 (1): 32, 1996.
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