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New Jersey wholesale fuel

Wholesale fuel supply for New Jersey gas stations

RJB Energy supplies regular, plus and super gasoline and diesel to New Jersey gas station owners and operators. If you are comparing suppliers, tell us about your station and RJB Energy will review your request.

Request supply information See the fuels

  • FuelsRegular, plus, super, diesel
  • CustomersGas station owners and operators
  • WhereNew Jersey
Schematic of New Jersey wholesale fuel distributionAn outline of New Jersey. A refinery or terminal marker inside the state feeds a New Jersey distribution network of three hub points, and from the hubs routes run to eight gas station icons, all inside New Jersey. Small dots travel along the routes. It is a schematic, not a route map, and shows no real refinery, terminal, depot, road or delivery.
  • Refinery / terminal (schematic position)
  • Distribution network
  • Gas stations
Schematic of how New Jersey wholesale distribution works in general: a New Jersey refinery or terminal, a New Jersey distribution network, New Jersey gas stations. Not a route map; no real locations are shown.

Four products, one scale

Where each grade sits on the octane scale

The octane number on a pump label is the average of two lab tests, written (R+M)/2. The bars below show the general ranges published by the US Energy Information Administration. They are not a specification of any RJB Energy product.

Posted octane, (R+M)/2, from 86 to 95: regular generally 87, plus 89 to 90, super or premium 91 to 94. Diesel has no octane rating.
  1. Regulargenerally 87
  2. Plus (midgrade)generally 89 to 90
  3. Super / premiumgenerally 91 to 94
  4. Dieselno octane rating; ultra-low-sulfur, 15 ppm sulfur max

Illustrative chart of general public figures. It shows no prices, volumes, availability or quality.

Who we supply

Built for people who run gas stations

If you own or operate a gas station in New Jersey and want to compare wholesale suppliers, this is for you.

  • Independent owners and operators

    You run one site or a few and need a straight way to ask a supplier about gasoline and diesel for your forecourt.

    How gas station supply works

  • Operators with more than one site

    List each location in your request, with the fuels each one sells, so the whole picture is clear rather than one station.

    What wholesale distribution means

  • Stations reviewing a supplier

    Comparing options is normal. The guides here list what to ask any supplier, including us, before you decide.

    Read the guides

Making a request

What a request contains

  1. Tell us about your station

    Your station name, city, the fuels you need and, if you know it, a rough monthly volume.

  2. RJB Energy reviews it

    Each request is reviewed by RJB Energy.

  3. Nothing is promised

    This site does not promise a reply, a quote, pricing, terms or supply. Those are for RJB Energy to decide.

Plainly stated

What this site does not publish

No prices, contract terms, delivery schedules or coverage lists appear here. They are not stated here, and a request does not commit RJB Energy or you to anything.

The map above is a schematic of how wholesale distribution works in general. It does not show real routes, depots or deliveries.

See the New Jersey service area page