What does MOC stand for?

Massachusetts Oilheat Council

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Ferrante, president of the Massachusetts Oilheat Council, which represents 350 retail companies.

Biofuel use leads to win-win effort; Reduces foreign oil, pollution

In Massachusetts, where about 40 percent of homeowners rely on oil for heat, consumers are bracing for price spikes, said Michael Ferrante, president of the Massachusetts Oilheat Council, a trade group.

Heating costs seen jumping this winter

Test results released in September 2003 by the Massachusetts Oilheat Council (MOC) and the National Oilheat Research Alliance found that a blend of 80 percent low-sulfur heating oil and B20 reduced sulfur oxide emissions by as much as 80 percent or more.

From hydrocarbons to carbohydrates: biodiesel business booms

Two intervenors that did not support the settlement were the Massachusetts Oilheat Council and Texas-Ohio Gas, Inc.

Bay State Gas files rate redesign settlement

Frazee, a specialist with the Massachusetts Oilheat Council.

Locked in and loaded for heat; Some homeowners prepared for oil price ...

The battle between oil suppliers and gas utilities has raged for decades, particularly in Massachusetts and New York, according to Michael Ferrante, president of the Massachusetts Oilheat Council, a trade group of heating oil suppliers and wholesalers.

Oil (not so) slick; More are making the switch to gas heat

The average New England household that heats with oil requires approximately 800 gallons per year, according to the Massachusetts Oilheat Council.

Cold comfort; Communities brace for spike in winter fuel

Farrell, chairwoman of the Massachusetts Oilheat Council, said she will provide committee members with information that might help improve the current situation of skyrocketing oil prices.

Local oil dealers find prices tough to swing