Eric Hamilton

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  Eric Hamilton is with the Florida Petroleum Council

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  "America's oil and natural gas industry practices energy efficiency every day within its operations, so we know the significant value of such a commitment," said Eric Hamilton, associate director, Florida Petroleum Council.

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  Information for this post is from Eric Hamilton, Florida Petroleum Council.

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  so we know the significant value of such a commitment," said Eric Hamilton, associate director at the Florida Petroleum Council.

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  Eric Hamilton, Associate Director, Florida Petroleum Council

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  Published on: 3/8/2007    Last Visited: 8/9/2009  

  "We know its out in the Gulf of Mexico, the Eastern Gulf of Mexico and we can get to that with a very small footprint," said Eric Hamilton with the Florida Petroleum Council.

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  Published on: 9/1/2005    Last Visited: 9/1/2005  

  "As we work through the next couple of months, you will probably see some stations without fuel from time to time," said Eric Hamilton, associate director of the Florida Petroleum Council in Tallahassee.

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  Frenzied fillers no threat to Fla. gas stash - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/21/2005    Last Visited: 10/21/2005  

  Eric Hamilton, associate director of the Tallahassee-based Florida Petroleum Council, said he has heard reports that people are topping off tanks in the southwest but that supplies statewide are good.

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  Published on: 9/1/2005    Last Visited: 9/2/2005  

  "Folks may be a little panicky," said Eric Hamilton, associate director of the Florida Petroleum Council, based in Tallahassee.
  
  People hear stories about one station running out of gas then rush out to fill every vehicle they own, Hamilton said.
  
  Damaged refineries and pipelines shutting down because of Hurricane Katrina have also caused the temporary shortages across the state, Hamilton said.According to the federal Energy Information Association, Hurricane Katrina has shut down nine refineries along the Gulf Coast, an area that provides 30 percent of the gasoline used in the United States.
  
  One million gallons of gasoline will be out of the market for at least a week because of the havoc Katrina caused, jacking up gas prices as much as 40 cents this week, according to the Energy Information Association.
  
  But all three major petroleum terminals in Florida are well supplied, Hamilton said.The Tampa Port Authority, Jacksonville Port Authority and Port Everglades are well stocked, he said.

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  Published on: 9/3/2005    Last Visited: 9/3/2005  

  Eric Hamilton, associate director of the Florida Petroleum Council in Tallahassee, said he's not sure how long the panic will last.But he hopes it's not long.
  
  "As people continue this, it will take longer and longer to get the fuel to the stations," he said.

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