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Catherine Cruz, host of The Conversation on Hawaiʻi Public Radio, interviews Albert Chee, Island Energy Services’ Vice President of Retail & Community Relations as he describes how Island Energy Services, and its Texaco Network is responding to the coronavirus. Click here to listen to the broadcast.
Island Energy Services, LLC has continued its general Hawaii operations, without any interruptions to its fuel supply or inventories, despite the continuing spread of the coronavirus. Click here to view full article. (Subscription required.)
Key service providers confirm to a nervous public that they’ll keep working. View article here.
Island Energy just opened Hawaii’s newest Texaco station in Kapolei along with its brand new store: Ama. HI Now host Kanoe Gibson is with Heather Namahoe to talk about the features that make the station unique. View story here.
Jon Mauer is the president and CEO of Island Energy Services LLC. The company, a subsidiary of New York-based One Rock Capital Partners LLC, was created in 2016 after the private equity firm reached an agreement to buy Chevron Hawaii’s refining, distribution and retail assets. Click here to view full article. (Subscription required)
Brand loyalty is strong in the Islands, but give a customer a bad experience and they may never forget or forgive. Continue to full article here.
The new year has brought a new look for Rawlins Service station, which transitioned from Chevron to Texaco branding at the end of 2017. Click here to view article.
The Rainbow Warrior volleyball team is looking to start the New Year in style in the inaugural Texaco Classic tomorrow. The tournament will feature the likes of USC, Juniata and Stevens Institute of Technology along with the No. 5 ranked Warriors. Click here to view article.
It is with great pride and excitement that Island Energy Services celebrates its first anniversary as a premier energy supplier in Hawai’i. Please click here for the full story.
HONOLULU — Island Energy Services LLC has completed the sale of the land and buildings at 11 gas stations on Oʻahu to Fergus & Co., a Honolulu-based real-estate investment company. To view article, click here.