FAST Stations are fully integrated, above ground, fuel blending and fluid dispensing stations that put Fuel, Biofuel and DEF on site - a GREEN, turn-key, cost saving solution for the transportation industry or anyone using diesel powered engines.


FAST™ stations
Dispense Fuel and Fluids
On-demand fuel blending (diesel, biofuel, additives, etc. at any ratio 0-100%)
Diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) dispensing
Web Accessible Telemetric Data
24/7 Inventory and Station monitoring
24/7 Fluid consumption and fleet performance reporting
Self-contained transportable unit
Multi-tank capacity from 2,500-10,000gal
Simple Touch Screen Controls
Integrated 10-minute Environmentally Safe Oil Change (ESOC) capability
Made in Detroit

Fleets reduce costs through bulk discounts, fuel blending, and convenience. FAST™ stations can be deployed to virtually any fueling location: private, shared or retail. They require minimal infrastructure and represent one-third the cost of traditional under-ground storage tanks (UST).



CEF FAST™ stations

Our fully integrated, self-contained systems provide a turnkey solution that immediately delivers reduced fuel costs and headache-free operation,sized to fit your needs.

iFAST TECHNOLOGY

Our proprietary, 24/7 technology captures and reports remote inventory and consumption data per vehicle from FAST™ stations enabling fleet fuel performance analysis and blending

iSupply™ Fuel & Fluid Management

Our Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) system provides a simple, economical and reliable supply of all necessary fleet fuels by monitoring the inventory in each station and issuing automatic alerts.

Diesel Technologies Drastically Cut Emissions in Real-World Conditions Matt Shipman | News Services The North Carolina Solar Center, NCSU

Posted On Tuesday, April 24, 2012

New research from North Carolina State University shows that federal requirements governing diesel engines of new tractor trailer trucks have resulted in major cuts in emissions of particulate matter (PM) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) – pollutants that have significant human health and environmental impacts....

CEF Delivers First of Three FAST Stations for On-site Fueling at the Oasis Truck Stop in Detroit, Michigan. CEF Founder and CEO Oliver Baer stated, "This is our fastest and smoothest delivery yet. It demonstrates the 'Ready-to-go' philosophy of our above ground, fuel blending and dispensing stations."

Posted On Sunday, April 15, 2012

Four photos showing CEF's self-contained, transportable FAST Stations from production in our manufacturing center in Detroit, Michigan to delivery on site. The advantages of CEF's fully integrated, turnkey approach to on-site fueling, show in the images. Easy delivery and minimal site preparation means fast, low cost implementation. And now Oasis can offer diesel, biofuel (blended at the pump to the customer's specification) and DEF, all before the driver leaves the gate....

SDEV reduces 5,500 tons of Diesel Emissions annually, Receives Midwest Clean Diesel Leadership Award from EPA. $3.7-million Invested in Southwest Detroit to Reduce Diesel Pollution

Posted On Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Southwest Detroit Environmental Vision (SDEV) has been awarded the 2012 Leadership Award from the EPA Midwest Clean Diesel Initiative. “SDEV is receiving this award for their tireless and enduring efforts to improve the community in Southwest Detroit” said Donna Davis, Manager of the State Clean Diesel Program at the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality. ...

Senate bill to cut oil subsidies

Posted On Friday, March 30, 2012

SB 2204 was sponsored by Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., . . . would allow tax credits for energy derived from wind, biofuels and other sources through Jan. 1, 2014, and renew expired tax breaks for biodiesel, renewable diesel, . . . ...

Landmark Clean Air Innovations in New Clean Diesel Technology Highlighted By California Air Resources Board & Diesel Industry Officials (Diesel Technology Forum)

Posted On Tuesday, February 28, 2012

it would take 60 of today’s new diesel trucks to equal the particulate emissions of just one truck made in 1988....