Since its inception, Trinity Consultants has been committed to providing superior professional training in environmental topics. Our annual schedule includes more than 200 courses, offered at locations around the country, on timely topics for environmental professionals such as environmental permitting, emissions quantification and reporting, air dispersion modeling, greenhouse gas emissions reporting and permitting, stack testing, and CEMS management. In addition to our federally-based regulatory courses, we also offer a large slate of state-specific courses, bringing the added value of information on specific state and local programs and insights gained from our experience working with the local regulatory agencies.

Single-walled underground storage tanks (USTs), including single-walled piping, must be permanently closed in accordance with Health and Safety Code, chapter 6.7, section 25292.05 by December 31, 2025. This webcast is to provide information regarding the single-walled UST requirements created with the passage of Senate Bill No. 445 (Stats. 2014, Ch. 547), as well as State Water Resource Control Board funding opportunities to meet those requirements.

Free CARB Regulatory Training in Your Area!!!

Not only is the Pacific Oil Conference a great event to research new products and services, but a fantastic opportunity to participate in fun events, while networking at the same time!

The POC has eight total events where you can easily meet with colleagues and experts to compare notes, share best practices, explore new ideas, or just relax. Join other professionals in the petroleum industry to take full advantage of this collaborative working environment and the business-strengthening benefits it provides!

InterState Oil Company is proud to announce our 12th annual charity event! Swing For The Wish will be held at Topgolf Roseville on Sunday, August 12th 2018. Bring your family and join us for a night of games, food, drinks and a silent auction to benefit Make-a-Wish Northeastern California and Northern Nevada!

Convenience store retailers cited positive revenue growth over the first six months of 2018, with expanded healthy snack and drink options expected to fuel strong summer sales growth, according to a survey of U.S. convenience store owners by NACS.

Convenience stores sell nearly 80% of the fuel purchased in the United States and conduct an estimated 165 million transaction a day, making the industry a good indicator for trends related to travel and consumer spending.

California greenhouse gas emissions fell below 1990 levels, meeting an early target years ahead of schedule and putting the state well on its way toward reaching long-term goals to fight climate change, officials said Wednesday.

The California Air Resources Board announced pollution levels were down 13 percent since their 2004 peak — as the economy grew 26 percent since that year. The achievement was roughly equal to taking 12 million cars off the road or saving 6 billion gallons (22.7 billion liters) of gasoline a year, the board said.

California is ready to work with major automakers on revisions to greenhouse gas emission vehicle rules through 2025 and sees a "window" for a deal in the coming months, the state’s top clean air regulator told Reuters on Monday.

Air Resources Board chair Mary Nichols said in an interview on Monday that agreements with the federal government or automakers could be struck in the coming months as the state pursues its own changes to fuel economy standards through 2025. "If the car companies want to come and talk to us, they will," Nichols said.

It’s a long way from California to Washington, D.C., but that doesn’t mean Democrats inside the beltway shouldn’t pay attention to what’s happening on the other coast.

On Friday, for example, Tom Perez, chair of the Democratic National Committee, released his statement on the June jobs report. Since the report was pretty good, showing a better-than-expected 213,000 jobs created, Perez decided to ignore the numbers and just slam President Trump.

CIOMA is very proud to announce our newst partnership with California-based HCL Labels, to provide ADA and Proposition 65 signs at a discount to members. This comes at a time when many CIOMA members need to replace their Proposition 65 signs to be compliant with the new rules on August 30, 2018. Be sure to use the special CIOMA members-only storefront that has the discount already applied, bulk order discounts are available as well.

HCL Labels has staff ready to answer your questions by phone or email.

CIOMA has partnered with the Alternative Fuels Council (part of the National Association of Truck Stop Owners) to provide the biodiesel Fuel Quality Plan. This document outlines best practices for biodiesel, including storage and testing. CIOMA supports the use of biodiesel as a low carbon fuel option and encourages members and their customers to read this document in order to learn how guarantee they are selling and using the highest quality products.

From fossils to fill 'er up, the California Oil Museum tells the story of the black bonanza that created wealth, work, and prosperity for generations of Californians. The Museum highlights the inner workings of the state's black gold industry through interactive displays, videos, working models, games, photographs, restored gas station memorabilia, and an authentic turn-of-the-century cable-tool drilling rig. Visitors can exercise their wits and luck as California wildcatters, see how the Native Americans used natural oil seeps, watch a miniature drilling rig bore into the earth, and explore the memorable brands of gas bought by early California car drivers. Housed in the original Union Oil Company building the museum offers docent-led tours of the upstairs where restored offices from the 1890’s provide visitors with a personal, hands-on experience of the early California oil business. Visitors can enjoy one of the largest displays of vintage gas pumps in California. In addition to the permanent petroleum exhibits, the Museum presents new exhibits of science, transportation and history throughout the year. Lundgren Park and Courtyard is located on the Museum grounds and is available for picnics.

The California Oil Museum annually hosts 10,000 visitors, including over 4,000 students taking tours and participating in our hands-on Earth Science workshops through our established Education Programs. For more information on our very popular Education Program see the Education Program page.