Broco Energy Wins Two Statewide Massachusetts Fuel Contracts
Two five-year state contracts let eligible public entities buy diesel, biodiesel, renewable diesel and heating oil from Broco Energy.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Oil and Gas
Broco Energy was awarded two five-year statewide fuel contracts by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The contracts cover ultra-low sulfur diesel, biodiesel, renewable diesel, No. 2 heating oil and APS-eligible liquid biofuel.
Why it matters
The awards allow municipalities, government agencies and other public entities across Massachusetts to purchase fuel through the state's established procurement program. The contracts extend Broco's role in clean fuel supply within the state and across the region.
Two statewide contracts, each running five years, were awarded to Broco Energy under the state's procurement program. Contract values and projected fuel volumes were not disclosed in the available details.
The players
Broco Energy
Broco Energy is a fuel supplier that offers Bioheat heating oil and operates a rail-served biodiesel terminal in the Northeast.
The details
Contract ENE53 covers ultra-low sulfur diesel, biodiesel and renewable diesel, while contract ENE58 covers No. 2 heating oil and APS-eligible liquid biofuel. Broco was also the first company to supply and deliver renewable diesel for Massport's renewable diesel initiative and operates the largest rail-served biodiesel terminal in the Northeast.
Timeline
Both contracts run for a five-year term.
Market Landscape
The awards extend Broco's earlier role as the first renewable diesel supplier for Massport's initiative into statewide public procurement. The move positions the company within the Northeast's shift toward biofuels and renewable diesel in government fleets and heating supply.
Eligible Massachusetts municipalities and public agencies can now buy heating oil, diesel and biofuels through these state contracts. The awards give public buyers a established procurement route for renewable fuel options.
The takeaway
Public buyers in Massachusetts gain an established route to renewable fuel purchases through the state's procurement program. Checking eligibility and contract terms before ordering can help public entities take advantage of these five-year agreements.
Further reading
Explore more Oil and Gas coverage for context on the state's fuel supply market.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Biofuelsdigest.
