2025 Trends in the Fuel Distribution Industry

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Presented on March 12, 2025

Kris Dunning, Principal, Manufacturing & Consumer Products Practice
Ken Wittwer, Principal, Transportation & Logistics Practice
Ryan Dover, Director, Transaction Services
Jeremy McInturf, Senior Manager, Transportation & Logistics Practice

The fuel distribution landscape in 2025 will be marked by a strong emphasis in understanding and staying ahead of industry trends whether regulatory, M&A, or technological integration.

Join us for our webcast, 2025 Trends in the Fuel Distribution Industry, in which we’ll discuss these trends, explore the landscape, and provide professional insights.

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