(Hyperfuels) New bulk supply gives fuel terminals, marketers, government fleets, marine users, collectors, and small-engine customers a practical oxygenated alternative to ethanol-blended gasoline.
HYPERFUELS LLC today (August 20, 2026) announced that it is supplying renewable isobutanol throughout the United States for use as a gasoline oxygenate and as a high-performance alternative to ethanol in ethanol-free gasoline programs.
HYPERFUELS will deliver renewable isobutanol in bulk by barge, railcar, and truckload, providing gasoline terminals, blenders, distributors, and specialty-fuel marketers with a commercial-scale oxygenate supply option.
“Fuel quality is ultimately about giving fuel marketers and their customers solutions that match the application,” said Leo Verruso, General Manager of Advanced Fuel Solutions. “Renewable isobutanol creates an opportunity to offer an ethanol-free, oxygenated gasoline that addresses markets where ethanol can present challenges, while giving fuel suppliers another way to differentiate their product and deliver performance and value to their customers. “Renewable isobutanol offers terminals a “no-limit” pathway for producing ethanol-free, oxygenated gasoline. Under 40 CFR § 1090.740(a)(4), a party that recertifies BOB with a different oxygenate at an equal or greater volume than the oxygenate specified for the BOB—including isobutanol blended at a level greater than 10 volume percent in place of 10 volume percent ethanol—does not incur sulfur or benzene deficits under Section 1090.740. There is no volume limit on this qualifying isobutanol recertification pathway under Section 1090.740(a)(4).
By contrast, E0 remains subject to the one-million-gallon-per-compliance-period facility threshold in Section 1090.740(a)(3), commonly described as approximately 83,000 gallons per month. A terminal recertifying BOB to contain no oxygenate may incur sulfur and benzene deficits; the regulation provides limited relief from obtaining credits for facilities recertifying one million gallons or less, while retaining registration and reporting obligations.
“HYPERFUELS gives gasoline terminals an ethanol-free alternative without an E0 volume ceiling,” said Jess Hewitt, president HYPERFUELS. “By using renewable isobutanol at an equal or greater oxygenate volume than the ethanol specified for the BOB, qualified customers can access a no-limit pathway under Section 1090.740(a)(4), with no sulfur or benzene deficits under that section.”
This creates an opportunity for terminals to move beyond the commercial and regulatory constraints associated with an E0-only approach while supplying gasoline that is ethanol-free. HYPERFUELS will work with each customer to evaluate blend specifications, oxygen content, vapor-pressure performance, product compatibility, labeling, recordkeeping, and all applicable federal, state, and local requirements.
Renewable isobutanol is produced within the broader ethanol-production value chain, creating an additional market pathway for ethanol-industry feedstocks and fermentation-derived production streams. HYPERFUELS views the product as an expansion of renewable alcohol markets—not a rejection of the ethanol industry—and as a way to provide fuel suppliers with another renewable blending component.
HYPERFUELS can supply renewable isobutanol, synthetic isobutanol, or customized combinations of renewable and synthetic material. This flexible supply model allows customers to address application-specific performance needs and structure blends around applicable lifecycle-carbon-intensity, renewable-content, procurement, or other program requirements.
Initial markets for HYPERFUELS renewable isobutanol include:
- Government and municipal fleets seeking ethanol-free gasoline options
- Marine fuel suppliers and boat owners seeking alternatives to ethanol-blended gasoline
- Pre-1976 and collector-vehicle markets
- Small-engine fuel applications, including generators, landscaping equipment, and recreational equipment
- Specialty gasoline marketers, terminals, and distributors
“Fuel suppliers should not have to choose between ethanol-blended gasoline and a zero-oxygenate product,” said Steven Levy, Sprague Energy, “HYPERFUELS is bringing the logistics capability and supply flexibility needed to build a new category: ethanol-free, oxygenated gasoline.”
For supply availability, delivery logistics, product specifications, or blending discussions, contact HYPERFUELS LLC at 281-496-5100, sales@hyperfuels.com, or hyperfuels.com.
About HYPERFUELS
HYPERFUELS LLC supplies gasoline blendstocks, oxygenates, and specialty fuel components to customers across the United States. The company provides flexible bulk logistics by barge, railcar, and truckload, serving fuel terminals, distributors, fleet-fuel providers, and specialty-fuel markets.
About Advanced Fuel Solutions
Founded in 1994, Advanced Fuel Solutions Inc. (AFS) is a leading developer of proprietary fuel-additive packages for a wide range of applications, including diesel, gasoline, biodiesel, marine fuels, and home-heating oil. AFS works closely with fuel terminal operators, fuel distributors and marketers, and end users of liquid fuels to improve fuel quality, performance, reliability, and storage stability. Committed to sustainability, AFS actively supports the transition to low-carbon liquid fuels by providing innovative solutions designed for today’s evolving fuel market. For more information, visit yourfuelsolution.com
About Sprague Operating Resources
Founded in 1870, Sprague Operating Resources LLC is an energy and materials handling company based in Portsmouth, NH. With a rich 155-year history, Sprague provides a diverse portfolio of innovative energy solutions, including traditional low-carbon fuels and non-fossil fuels like renewable diesel, biodiesel, non-ethanol gasoline, as well as electricity, natural gas, and solar. The company serves commercial, industrial, wholesale, utility, and government customers across the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, and Quebec. Learn more at: www.spragueenergy.com READ MORE
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Sprague delivering the first 93-Octane ethanol-free RFG to the NY metro market.
“It has been 49 years since a new gasoline was introduced in the United States, but I was not at all surprised when Sprague wanted to be the first to offer this unique high-octane ethanol-free gasoline in the Northeast,” stated Jess Hewitt, Hyperfuels President. “Sprague has always been a first mover when it comes to renewable energy and sustainable fuel innovations.”
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Sprague’s Refined Products Sales Specialist, Pete Lippis, stands with Moriches Boat and Motor at the first ethanol-free delivery onsite on August 7, 2025.
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About Sprague: Founded in 1870, Sprague Operating Resources LLC is an energy and materials handling company based in Portsmouth, NH. With a rich 155-year history, Sprague provides a diverse portfolio of innovative energy solutions, including low-carbon fuels like biodiesel and renewable diesel, as well as electricity, natural gas, and solar. The company serves commercial, industrial, wholesale, utility, and government customers across the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, and Quebec. Learn more at: www.spragueenergy.com(opens in new tab) READ MORE
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