We offer a complete line of high-quality oils and lubricants from trusted brands, delivered directly to your facility.
WISCO OIL LLC was started in 2015 after Josh left a family trucking business that was sold. The family trucking business was based in petroleum transportation.
“I wanted to continue in business because I enjoyed the customers and friends we had made over the years. Besides just fuel transportation, I wanted WISCO OIL to be a full service fuel supply and delivery company. There are customers out there that need help bringing down the cost of their fuel and I want to be the one to help them get there. And in that process I want them to discover someone they know and trust to have their best interests at heart. If you want to learn how to make and keep more money in your business by saving on your fuel and lubricant input costs, give us a call!”
We look forward to earning your business!
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We create a tailored fuel, oil, DEF, or tank solution to fit your operation.
Our team schedules reliable delivery or installation using our company-owned fleet.
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Energy markets experienced another historic week as the war in Iran continued to escalate with no clear path toward resolution. Crude oil prices surged throughout the week, with WTI pushing well above $100/barrel and Brent trading above $140/barrel on the physical spot market by Thursday — even though paper Brent held around $110/barrel.
Crude oil markets ended the week in a position that may come as a surprise to those who have been watching the steady rally since the war began. Oil prices rose on Friday but are on track to end flat for the first time since the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran started. The reason came as President Trump extended his pause on strikes against Iran’s energy plants, giving markets a brief window of hope that a deal might take shape. Even so, crude prices remain well above normal levels.
I am writing my weekly update one day early as I will be out of town tomorrow. Considering the current volatility of the crude oil markets at the moment, by end of day tomorrow, the following update could already be out of date! I hope everyone has a great rest of their week!
Energy markets experienced historic volatility again this week as the war with Iran continues to dominate global oil trade. Prices briefly surged above $115 per barrel early in the week before swinging wildly in both directions as traders reacted to military developments, production shutdowns, and the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Even after massive swings during the week, crude oil now looks set to close near $100 per barrel, marking another strong weekly gain.
