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2026 MEMA MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY
MEMA STAFF
Charlie E. Summers Jr. President and CEO csummers@maineenergymarketers.com David
Megan Diver Vice President mdiver@maineenergymarketers.com
Hannah Estes Business Manager hestes@maineenergymarketers.com
Sarah Nadeau Insurance Administrator snadeau@maineenergymarketers.com
The Maine Energy Marketers Association is proud to present the 2026 Member Services Resource Guide, created as a reliable and convenient reference for our members. Inside, you’ll find comprehensive contact information for MEMA Regular Members, Associate Members, Wholesalers, and C-Store partners—making it easy to stay connected within our industry community.
Beyond directory listings, this guide highlights key member services designed to support your business and employees. It includes detailed information on MEMA’s Health Insurance Trust and Workers’ Compensation Trust—two cornerstone programs that continue to provide stability, protection, and exceptional service to our membership.
MEMA’s work extends far beyond benefits administration. Throughout the year, we provide resources that strengthen your business, your workforce, and your connection to the energy industry. Our Member Portal offers quick access to services, event registration, and training opportunities. We also continue to invest in workforce development through the MEMA Technical Education Center (MTEC), where accelerated HVAC programs meet technician demand and supply employers with skilled, job-ready graduates.
Our annual events further reinforce the value of an engaged and united membership. From the Northern New England Energy Conference and the J. Garrie Murray Golf Classic, to the Propane Summit and Fuel Your Love, these gatherings foster collaboration, promote workforce development, and demonstrate our industry’s commitment to the communities we serve.
MEMA also supports consumerfocused initiatives, including rebate programs that encourage high-efficiency equipment upgrades, reducing energy costs for families while creating business opportunities for dealers and technicians statewide.
You’ll also find an updated listing of our congressional delegation and a directory of state agencies, providing a helpful resource for regulatory, compliance, and industry-related inquiries throughout the year.
Our goal in creating this guide is to ensure you have the tools and information needed to succeed in Maine’s energy marketplace. Your continued participation and support strengthen not only MEMA, but the future of one of Maine’s most important economic sectors—the liquid fuels industry.
On behalf of the entire MEMA team, thank you for your membership, your trust, and your commitment to the work we do together.
See you in the field,
Charles E. Summers Jr. PRESIDENT AND CEO
ABOUT MEMA
The Maine Energy Marketers Association (MEMA) is a non-profit trade association representing over 300 members across Maine’s energy delivery and service industries. Together, they employ more than 8,000 professionals who supply heating oil, gasoline, propane, diesel, kerosene, biofuels, lubricants, and alternative energy products at retail and wholesale levels. Associate members provide the equipment, services, and expertise that support fuel-handling, transportation, and HVAC operations. MEMA is also proud to serve as the Association of Choice for many of Maine’s convenience stores.
Since 1954, MEMA has been the unified voice of Maine’s petroleum and energy marketers, providing advocacy, education, and leadership at local, state, regional, and national levels. Our mission is to protect and advance members’ interests while promoting safe, reliable, and affordable energy for Maine communities.
With a long history of service and collaboration, MEMA remains a trusted partner and advocate for Maine’s energy industry.
MEMA CHAIRS OF THE BOARD
Edward P. Hacker, Ballard Oil Co....................... 1954-1959
Kenneth R. Gifford, Wadleigh’s......................... 1959-1961
Richard A. Morrell, Brunswick Coal & Lumber.. 1961-1963
Cornelius K. Clausen, C.K. Clausen Co............... 1963-1964
Carl McKusick, Chase & Kimball Oil Co.............. 1964-1966
Leonard “Red” Mulligan, The Gibbons Co ........ 1966-1968
John P. Cullinan, John P. Cullinan Oil Co............ 1968-1970
H. Allen Mapes, H.A. Mapes Inc........................ 1970-1972
Ron F. Harris, Harris Oil Co ............................... 1972-1974
Waldo E. White, Gardiner Oil & Supply Co ....... 1974-1976
Payson S. Perkins, E.R. Warren Co .................... 1976-1978
Jinger Duryea, C.N. Brown Co .......................... 2000-2002
Gerry Wallace, Dead River Co........................... 2002-2004
John Peters, Downeast Energy.......................... 2004-2006
Marc Lacasse, Augusta Fuel Co ........................ 2006-2008
David Martin, Webber Energy Fuels ................. 2008-2011
Michael Estes, Estes Oil & Propane................... 2011-2013
Jonathan Mapes, H.A. Mapes Inc...................... 2013-2015
Robert Tracy, R.H. Foster Energy....................... 2015-2017
Robert Cort, Maine Energy Inc.......................... 2017-2019
Michael McCormack, Downeast Energy........... 2019-2021
Charlie Burnham, Charlie Burnham Energy...... 2021-2023
Michael McCormack, Downeast Energy........... 2023-2024
Carter Vaillancourt, Daigle Oil Co..................... 2024-
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Carter Vaillancourt BOARD CHAIR
Daigle Oil Company
Casey Crampton VICE CHAIR
Dead River Company
Matt Poole TREASURER
Colby & Gale
MEMBER ORGANIZATION
Roger Arsenault
Casey Crampton
Michael Estes
Tim Heutz
Katie Foster
Michael McCormack
Matt Poole
Robert Shipley
Mark St.Germain
Carrie Tomforde
Carter Vaillancourt
Jeff Webb
Community Energy
Dead River Company, Vice Chair
Estes Oil & Propane
Rinaldi Energy
RH Foster
Immediate Past Chair
Colby & Gale, Treasurer
Bob’s Cash Fuel
St.Germain
Irving Oil
Daigle Oil Company, Chair
Eastern Propane & Oil
ASSOCIATION BOARD
MEMBER ORGANIZATION
David Babcock
Peter Buotte
Charon Curtis
Judy Delaney
Keith Finley
Pam Giordano
Brian Holmes
Steve Ness
Paula Palmer
Jim Pike
Jamie Robinson
Kristyn Schweitzer
Tom Schwarm
Elwin Scott
Michael Tammaro
Robert Tracy
Adams & Fogg Oil Equipment Company
Community Energy - Alt.
Maritime Energy
Global Petroleum Corporation
Keith’s Meter Service
CETANE Associates
Global Petroleum Corporation - Alt.
Ness Oil Company
Sprague Energy - Alt.
Energy Kinetics
A.E. Robinson Oil Company
Sprague Energy
Gould Technologies
Simard & Sons
V.L. Tammaro Oil
R.H. Foster Energy - Alt.
ENERGY/PROPANE BODIES
Customized energy/propane bodies and equipment solutions engineered to maximize efficiency while handling the most demanding jobs in the energy industry and beyond:
Propane Bodies
Custom Bodies
Service/Enclosed Bodies
Crane Bodies
Demountable Forklifts
Liftgates
Load Management
Krug Pumps
Storage/Organization
Safety Equipment
Winches
Custom Lighting
ENERGY CONTENT OF HEATING FUELS
To make fuel cost comparison, you have to account for the energy content in the different fuels. As measured in British thermal unit(s) (Btu). The more Btu in a fuel, the less fuel a consumer would use to meet their need.
Benjamin Richardson benr@richardsonsmechanical.com
P.O. Box 6485
Scarborough, ME 04070
Tel: (207) 899-7168
RK HEATING PLUMBING COOLING
LLC
Richard Karkos karkosrick@gmail.com
105 Sandwood Park Circle
Farmington, ME 04938
Tel: (207) 491-4585
ROCKY GENOVESE HEATING CO.
Rocco Genovese
56 Cornell Street
South Portland, ME 04106
Tel: (207) 773-4350
RON’S OIL HEAT & LP GAS SERVICE
Darlene French darlene42@gmail.com
P.O. Box 623 15 Dow Road
Wiscasset, ME 04578
Tel: (207) 882-6778
ROWE FORD SALES
Bob Whiting bwhiting@roweford.com
91 Main Street Westbrook, ME 04092
Tel: (207) 854-2555
SCULLY SIGNAL COMPANY
Katrina Scully Ohl kohl@scully.com
70 Industrial Way Wilmington, MA 01887
Tel: (617) 692-8600
SEACOAST RV
Kenny Blow kenny@seacoastrv.com 729 Portland Road
Saco, ME 04072
Tel: (207) 282-3511
SID HARVEY’S
160 Target Industrial Circle
Bangor, ME 04401
Tel: (207) 307-7674
77 Industrial Street
Presque Isle, ME 04769
Tel: (207) 764-8328
70 Haigis Parkway
Scarborough, ME 04074
Tel: (207) 775-2735
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
SIMARD & SONS, INC.
Elwin “Scottie” Scott scottie@simardandsons.com
3 Trident Drive
Lewiston, ME 04240
Tel: (207) 783-0297
SRGI
Dan Breed
dbreed@srgirep.com
250 Richmond Street
Raynham, MA 02767
Tel: (508) 822-3939
ST.GERMAIN
Mark St.Germain marks@stgermain.com
846 Main Street, Suite 3 Westbrook, ME 04092
Tel: (207) 591-7000
STACY’S BURNER SERVICE, INC.
Matthew Stacy
stacysburnerservice@yahoo.com 394 Bushrow Road Denmark, ME 04022
Tel: (207) 452-2174
STEVENS PLUMBING AND HEATING
Tim Stevens
tstevens6@maine.rr.com 863 Tatnic Road Wells, ME 04090
Tel: (207) 646-4235
SUPERIOR ENERGY SOLUTIONS
Chris Giles
chris@sesforme.com
48 Pigeon Hill Road
Mechanic Falls, ME 04256
Tel: (207) 576-0576
SWISHER INTERNATIONAL
Michael Morrow
mmorrow@swisher.com
459 East 16th Street
Jacksonville, FL 32206
Tel: (202) 316-1880
T.G. DUNN PLUMBING INC.
Thomas Dunn
Office@tgdunn.com
P.O. Box 64
Hulls Cove, ME 04644
Tel: (207) 288-9656
TARANTIN INDUSTRIES, INC.
Tom Lynch tlynch@tarantin.com
20 Commercial Drive Brentwood, NH 03833
Tel: (207) 415-0639
TAURUS SYSTEMS, INC.
Bob Bertulli
rbertulli@taurus-systems.com
P.O. Box 201
Bowdoinham, ME 04008
Tel: (207) 666-3167
TERRAVEST INDUSTRIES
Don Nichols
dnichols@terravestsales.com
40 So. Pleasant Street
Bowdoinham, ME 04008
Tel: (207) 737-9704
THE ALLUMBAUGH AGENCY
Joel Allumbaugh
joel@allumbaugh.com
P.O. Box 86
Gardiner, ME 04345
Tel: (207) 623-1110
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
THE GRANITE GROUP
Bill Hutchinson
bhutchinson@thegranitegroup.com
660 Minot Avenue
Auburn, ME 04210
Tel: (207) 514-1280
314 State Street
Augusta, ME 04330
Tel: (207) 405-2010
32 Thatcher Street
Bangor, ME 04401
Tel: (207) 300-2310
127 Pleasant Street
Brunswick, ME 04011
Tel: (207) 319-1440
60 Downeast Highway
Ellsworth, ME 04605
Tel: (207) 812-7010
662 Wilton Road
Farmington, ME 04938
Tel: (207) 305-1810
380 Lincoln Street
Lewiston, ME 04240
Tel: (207) 333-4340
331 Warren Avenue
Portland, ME 04102
Tel: (207) 400-8330
155 Rumery Street
South Portland, ME 04106
Tel: (207) 321-0080
5 Sposedo Road
Windham, ME 04062
Tel: (207) 310-2020
TOUNGE ASSOCIATES
Jeff Tounge jeff@toungeassociates.com
Jeff “JT” Tounge jt@toungeassociates.com
68 Capisic Street
Portland, ME 04102
Tel: (207) 712-1452
TRI-COUNTY ENERGY LLC
Morgan Krasowski-Wing tri_county_energy@yahoo.com
561 Bay Road
Bowdoinham, ME 04008
Tel: (207) 844-8289
TYSON FOODS
Alena Draganova alena.draganova@tyson.com
70 St. John Street
Portland, ME 04102
Tel: (207) 541-2854
UBS FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC.
Richard DeMarco
richard.demarco@ubs.com
40 Congress Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Tel: (603) 422-8190
VERVILLE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Darryl Verville
darryl@vervilleenvironmental.com 1114 River Road
Buxton, ME 04093
Tel: (207) 929-0685
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
W.B. HILL, INC
Bobbi Hill
bobbih@wbhill.com
P.O. Box 428
305 Shaker Road
E Longmeadow, MA 01028
Tel: (413) 525-3678
WALDO-THOMPSON BROTHERS INC.
David Thompson
davidt2762@yahoo.com
957 Waldo Station Road
Waldo, ME 04915
Tel: (207) 722-4302
WARM THOUGHTS COMMUNICATIONS
Rich Carrione rcarrione@warmthoughts.com
26 Park St., Suite 2954
Montclair, NJ 07042
Tel: (201) 330-9276
WEST BRANCH TECHNICAL SERVICES
Aldin Tome
westbranchtechnical@gmail.com
294 River Road
Bowdoinham, ME 04008
Tel: (207) 751-7407
WESTMOR INDUSTRIES, INC.
Jim Rennie
jim.rennie@westmor-ind.com
42 Coffin Avenue Brewer, ME 04412
Tel: (781) 424-2956
WIPFLI
Robert Dube bob.dube@wipfli.com
One Market Square Augusta, ME 04330
Tel: (207) 622-4766
Christian Smith christian.smith@wipfli.com
30 Long Creek Drive South Portland, ME 04106
Tel: (207) 774-5701
Jason Beiswenger jason.beiswenger@wipfli.com
43 Constitution Drive, Suite 100 Bedford, NH 03110
Tel: (603) 627-3838
WOHLER USA, INC.
Troy Rozumek t.rozumek@wohlerusa.com
208 S. Main Street Middleton, MA 01949
Tel: (978) 766-2487
WHOLESALERS
ALIANCE ENERGY SERVICES
Janna Shippa
janna.shippa@nglep.com
5 Bassy Street
Lebanon, NH 03766
Tel: (603) 381-0710
APIS POINT ENERGY
Coleman Shear
coleman@apispoint.energy
Tel: (917) 822-2598
CITGO PETROLEUM CORP.
Ellen Yacovelli eyacove@citgo.com
P.O. Box 4689
Houston, TX 77210-4689
Tel: (860) 304-5875
DENNIS K. BURKE, INC.
Kelly Burke
kelly.burke@burkeoil.com
555 Constitution Drive
Taunton, MA 02780
Tel: (800) 289-2875
FOSTER HOLDINGS, LLC
Jake Foster
kelly.burke@burkeoil.com 81 Mecaw Road
Hampden, ME 04444
Tel: (207) 947-3835
GLOBAL PARTNERS
Judy Delaney
jdelaney@globalp.com
Brian Holmes
Brian.holmes@globalp.com
John McCusker
jmccusker@globalp.com
P.O. Box 9161
800 South Street
Waltham, MA 02454-9161
Tel: (800) 685-7222
GULF OIL, LP
Callie Carrio ccarrio@gulfoil.com
492 Old Connecticut Path, Suite 600
Framingham, MA 01701
Tel: (251) 623-9813
IRVING OIL
Carrie Tomforde carrie.tomforde@irvingoil.com
190 Commerce Way Portsmouth, NH 03801
Tel: (603) 553-3488
PORTLAND PIPE LINE CORPORATION
Chris Gillies
chris.gillies@pmpl.com
30 Hill Street
South Portland, ME 04106
Tel: (207) 767-0421
WHOLESALERS
SPRAGUE OPERATING RESOURCES, LLC
Paula Palmer
ppalmer@spragueenergy.com
Kristyn Schweitzer
kschweitzer@spragueenergy.com
185 International Drive Portsmouth, NH 03801
Tel: (603) 430-7262
SUNOCO
Richard Pepper
richard.pepper@sunoco.com
8111 Westchester Drive Dallas, TX 75225
Tel: (204) 840-5268
Terry Sullivan
terry.sullivan@sunoco.com
175 Front Street South Portland, ME 04106
Tel: (207) 799-5561
C-STORES
A.E. ROBINSON OIL CO.
Jamie Robinson
jrobinsonjr@aerobinson.com
P.O. Box 167
1020 West Main Street
Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426
Tel: (207) 564-8131
ALLIANCE ENERGY SERVICES
Matt Holland
mholland@globalp.com
800 South Street, Suite 500
Waltham, MA 01454
Tel: (603) 418-5151
BOONIE’S COUNTRY STORE
Todd Johnson
P.O. Box 250
Shapleigh, ME 04076
Tel: (207) 636-1130
BUDD’S AUTO SERVICE, LLC
Tammy Budd
159 Gray Road
Cumberland, ME 04021
Tel: (207) 829-3213
DOC’S PLACE
Dan Albert
dana@daigleoil.com
P.O. Box 328
Fort Kent, ME 04743
Tel: (207) 834-5027
DYSART’S SERVICE INC.
Tim Dysarts
tim@dysarts.com
Megan Guenther
Megan@dysarts.com
P.O. Box 1689
Bangor, ME 04401
Tel: (207) 942-4878
FOUR SEASON’S TRADING POST
Stuart Watt swatt@indianhill.com
P.O. Box 570 Greenville, ME 04441
Tel: (207) 695-2104
KOOB’S GARAGE, INC.
Michael Koob koobsgarage@gmail.com
PO Box 337 88 Carry Road
Oquossoc, ME 04964
Tel: (207) 864-3737
PARENT’S COUNTRY STORE
Kevin Parent parentscs@live.com 1648 Van Buren Road Caswell, ME 04750
Tel: (207) 325-4182
R.H. FOSTER ENERGY, LLC
Darren Lord dlord@rhfoster.com 110 Mecaw Road Hampden, ME 04444
Tel: (207) 947-5336
TOWLE’S CORNER STORE
Chip Towle
ctowle@hotmail.com
P.O. Box 813
Dixfield, ME 04224
Tel: (207) 562-8130
TROY GENERAL STORE
Jennifer Leavitt
accounting@troygeneralstore.com
P.O. Box 2 1126 Bangor Road
Troy, ME 04987
Tel: (207) 948-2428
C-STORES
TULSA, INC.
Steve Perreault
steve@tulsainc.com
34 Main Street
Van Buren, ME 04785
Tel: (207) 868-5702
MEMBER SERVICES
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
MEMA’s Membership Committee is responsible for developing policies that grow the organization by attracting new members and retaining existing ones through a clear focus on delivering superior value to all members.
Membership Committee Chair: Katie Foster, F.H. Foster Energy
WORKERS COMPENSATION SELF INSURANCE TRUST
Since 1991, the MODA Workers’ Compensation Self-Insured Trust has provided members a stable, costeffective alternative to the commercial insurance market—returning more than $7.65 million in refunds to date. Over the past seven years alone, members received over $2.74 million back. By pooling resources, participating members collectively insure their workers’ compensation exposures, gaining greater control over costs, claims, and safety practices.
All net profits are returned to members, not insurance companies. The program eliminates commission fees, premium taxes, and corporate overhead, resulting in lower rates than standard commercial policies. Members also benefit from a dedicated service team for loss control, claims, and underwriting, along with strong claims oversight and robust safety programs designed to prevent losses and keep premiums stable.
This proven, member-driven program rewards safe workplaces with annual dividends and financial returns—making it one of the most valuable benefits of MEMA membership.
For more information on how to protect your employees and reward your business, please contact Zoie Leavitt at zoie.leavitt@crossagency. com or (207) 688-1201 ext 11013.
MEMA’s Workers’ Compensation Trust Committee oversees the planning, management, and overall operation of the Self-Insured Workers Compensation Program.
Workers’ Compensation Trust Chair: Tim Freeman, Daigle Oil Company
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MEMA HEALTH INSURANCE TRUST
The MEMA Health Insurance Trust provides members with high-quality, cost-effective health coverage through our self-insured Multiple Employer Welfare Association (MEWA). This structure allows MEMA to design medical plans that maximize benefits, control costs, and keep premiums competitive—returning value directly to members rather than an insurance company’s bottom line.
Employers gain a competitive edge with plan features not typically available from commercial carriers, helping attract and retain top talent. Employees benefit from comprehensive PPO coverage, $0 co-pays on many prescription medications, and no-cost preventive drugs under the HSA plan. MEMA’s chronic disease management programs offer exceptional support, including complimentary tools such as glucometers and test strips for diabetics.
With additional dental, vision, and life insurance options available, the MEMA Health Insurance Trust delivers quality coverage, long-term savings, and benefits that work for both employers and their teams.
If you have any questions regarding MEMA’s Health Insurance Trust, please contact Sarah Nadeau at snadeau@maineenergymarketers.com or (207) 729-5298.
MEMA’s Health Insurance Trust Committee oversees the planning, management, and overall operation of the Self-Insured MEMA group health, life, dental, and vision insurance programs.
Health Insurance Trust Chair: Tim Freeman, Daigle Oil Company
CDL AND HAZMAT TRAINING
MEMA’s CDL Theory Training with Tank and HAZMAT Endorsements is offered free to members as a valuable resource for developing and retaining qualified drivers in Maine’s liquid fuels industry.
This four day course meets all Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Entry-Level Driver Training requirements and prepares participants to pass their Commercial Learner’s Permit exam and road test for a Class B CDL license.
Students gain essential knowledge through proven materials, including the J.J. Keller Entry-Level Driver Training Manual, Maine State Commercial Driver Manuals, and
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the Hazardous Materials Compliance Pocketbook.
Designed by and for MEMA members, this program supports workforce growth, safety, and compliance—helping Maine’s energy companies stay strong and fully staffed.
MEMA TECHNICAL EDUCATION CENTER
The MEMA Technical Education Center (MTEC), established in 2003, was created by and for MEMA members to meet the industry’s growing demand for highly skilled HVAC technicians. As Maine’s leading technical training facility, MTEC provides hands-on education in oilheat, propane, natural gas, heat pumps, and air conditioning— ensuring a steady pipeline of qualified professionals ready to serve Maine’s energy industry. Students spend up to 50% of their time in state-of-the-art lab facilities, gaining real-world experience on today’s high-efficiency equipment and earning industry-recognized certifications. Graduates leave well-prepared to meet licensing requirements and quickly enter the workforce with the skills employers need.
MEMA member companies play an active role in shaping MTEC’s programs by advising on curriculum, donating equipment, and hiring graduates. Members also receive discounted rates on all courses, making MTEC a cost-effective way to train new hires, upskill employees, and invest in the future of Maine’s energy workforce. The programs are continually updated to reflect industry trends, regulatory changes, and emerging technologies.
Oversight of MTEC’s programs is guided by the Education Committee, which establishes policies, provides strategic advice, and assists MEMA staff in planning technical training and management-level seminars for both MTEC and the association.
Education Committee Chair: Roger Arsenault, Community Energy
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MEMA TECHNICAL EDUCATION CENTER 2026 SCHEDULE
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MEMBER INFO HUB
MEMA’s new online Member Center, powered by GrowthZone, makes it easier than ever for members to connect, access resources, and take full advantage of their benefits. The secure, password-protected portal serves as your one-stop destination for everything MEMA.
Within the Info Hub, you can manage your company’s online Member Directory listing, access exclusive resources and documents, and register for events such as the annual Golf Tournament and the Northern New England Energy Conference. You can also post job openings to reach MTEC graduates through the Career Center, submit news and blog posts, and join committees to get more involved.
Whether you’re updating contact information, enrolling employees in MTEC courses, paying invoices, or connecting with other members through the Forum, the Info Hub is designed to make membership more valuable, accessible, and interactive than ever.
Members can log in directly from our MEMA webiste: maineenergymarketers.com. For help accessing the Info Hub or setting up your account, please contact Meghan Sylvester at msylvester@maineenergymarketers.com.
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MEMA PUBLICATIONS
MEMA RANDOMS
One of MEMA’s most effective communication tools, the MEMA Randoms newsletter is delivered to members every Wednesday by email. Each issue provides timely updates on association news, legislative developments, industry events, and a curated roundup of the week’s most relevant energy headlines. If you are interested in advertising or subscribing, please contact Meghan Sylvester at msylvester@maineenergymarketers.com
MEMA MAG
Launched in 2017, MEMA MAG is our quarterly publication created to inform and engage members with timely, relevant, and industry-focused content. Published four times a year—two in print and two digital editions—each issue highlights legislative developments, industry insights, and updates that matter most to Maine’s energy community.
For advertising opportunities, please contact Meghan Sylvester at msylvester@maineenergymarketers.com or call (207) 729-5298.
MEMBER DIRECTORY
Our Member Directory is published once a year. Again, for advertising information, please support our publication by contacting Meghan Sylvester at msylvester@maineenergymarketers.com or call (207) 729-5298.
MEMA MAG
MEMA Directory
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NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND ENERGY CONFERENCE
Established in 2017, the Northern New England Energy Conference (NNEEC) is a collaborative initiative between the Maine Energy Marketers and the Energy Marketers of New Hampshire. This annual event has become a cornerstone for the energy industry in the region, serving as a hub for innovation, networking, and collaboration.
The conference brings together energy marketers, policymakers, vendors, scientists, and industry leaders to share knowledge, forge partnerships, and address key legislation shaping the future of our field. 2025’s conference was held on June 23-25 at Mill Falls at the Lake in Meredith, New Hampshire.
2026 NNEEC
Join us June 22-24, 2026 in Bar Harbor, Maine at the Harborside Hotel, Spa & Marina. Learn more at our conference website: nneenergyconference.com.
J. GARRIE MURRAY GOLF CLASSIC
Established in honor of long-time MEMA member
J. Garrie Murray of Webber Oil, the J. Garrie Murray Memorial Golf Tournament proudly supports the MEMA Education Foundation. For more than three decades, this tournament has brought members and supporters together in the spirit of camaraderie and philanthropy, raising over $300,000 to help strengthen the future of Maine’s energy industry.
The MEMA Golf Committee is responsible for the planning, fundraising, and execution of this annual event.
Members are encouraged to mark their calendars for the 2026 tournament, which will be held on August 27, 2026, at Martindale Country Club in Auburn, Maine.
Golf Committee Chair: Rob Wilkes, Colby & Gale
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PROPANE SUMMIT
Since 2017, the Propane Summit has been Maine’s premier propane education and vendor event, advancing knowledge, safety, and professional development in the industry. Planned by MEMA’s Education Committee, the Summit offers technical training and certification opportunities for propane technicians, including code reviews by the Maine Fuel Board and trainings from the Propane Gas Association of New England and other industry experts.
The event also features a vendor fair, giving attendees the chance to explore the latest technologies and products shaping Maine’s propane sector. Through its focus on hands-on learning and collaboration, the Summit remains a cornerstone of workforce development and industry excellence.
2026 Propane Summit
Join us April 29, 2026 in Auburn, Maine at the Hilton Garden Inn. Learn more at our Propane Summit website: propane-summit.com.
DEALER MEETINGS
MEMA’s annual Dealer Meetings offer members a valuable opportunity to connect, collaborate, and exchange insights with fellow members, association leaders, and local policymakers. These meetings provide a forum for sharing ideas that help shape the future of Maine’s energy industry, strengthen professional networks, and support both association-wide initiatives and individual business success.
Planned with statewide participation in mind, MEMA hosts three meetings at the end of each year, typically in Southern Maine, Bangor, and Northern Maine, ensuring members from across the state can engage, learn, and contribute to the ongoing growth and excellence of the industry.
For more information on our Dealer Meetings, please contact Megan Diver at mdiver@maineenergymarketers.com.
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FUEL YOUR LOVE
For more than a decade, Fuel Your Love has brought warmth and relief to families in need across Maine. Each year on Valentine’s Day, participating member fuel dealers deliver free heating fuel—often accompanied by flowers and chocolates—to customers in their communities, spreading kindness and comfort during the coldest months of the year.
This cherished tradition reflects the deep commitment of Maine’s fuel dealers to giving back and supporting the communities they serve. MEMA provides participating companies with marketing materials, truck decals, and public relations support to help share their stories of generosity.
Members interested in participating in or sponsoring the Fuel Your Love campaign are encouraged to contact Meghan Sylvester at msylvester@maineenergymarketers. com for more information.
MAINE HEATING OIL EQUIPMENT REBATE PROGRAM
The Maine Heating Oil Equipment Rebate Program is funded through the National Oilheat Research Alliance (NORA) and jointly administered by MEMA and Warm Thoughts Communications. The program provides rebates to customers who install a new heating oil storage tank, upgrade to a higher-efficiency oil-fired heating system, or complete both improvements.
Rebate funds are limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. The program is expected to reopen in the spring of 2026. To be notified when applications become available, please contact Meghan Sylvester to be added to the Rebate Program mailing list, or visit MEMA’s website or MaineRebate.com for updates.
MEMBER AFFILIATES
The Energy Marketers of America (EMA) is a federation of 47 state and regional trade associations representing energy marketers across the United States. EMA members supply 80% of the nation’s motor and heating fuels, including renewable hydrocarbon biofuels, and own or operate approximately 60,000 retail motor fuel stations, while providing heating fuel to more than five million homes and businesses.
Founded in 1909 and renamed the Energy Marketers of America in 2020, the organization reflects its expanding role in promoting affordable, efficient, and environmentally responsible liquid fuels that continue to drive America forward.
ENERGY MARKETERS OF AMERICA
Rob Underwood, President runderwood@emamerica.org
300 New Jersey Avenue NW, Suite #900
Washington, D.C. 20001
Tel: (703) 351-8000
www.energymarketersofamerica.org
The National Energy & Fuels Institute (NEFI) is dedicated to strengthening and advancing the market for liquid heating fuels through innovation, policy engagement, education, and advocacy. Representing wholesale and retail distributors since 1942, NEFI serves as a leading voice for an industry composed largely of small, familyowned and -operated businesses that deliver warmth and comfort to millions of American homes while promoting energy efficiency, conservation, and safety within their communities.
Working on behalf of its members and in collaboration with association partners, NEFI provides industry education, serves as a forum for emerging issues and strategy development, and maintains a strong presence before policymakers regionally and in Washington, D.C., where it established a legislative office in 2009.
NATIONAL ENERGY & FUELS INSTITUTE
Jim Collura, President jim.collura@nefi.com
1629 K Street NW, Suite 300
Washington DC, 20006
Tel: (202) 441-8857 www.nefi.com
MEMBER AFFILIATES
The National Oilheat Research Alliance (NORA) was authorized by Congress in 2000 to advance the oil-heating industry through improved efficiency, reliability, workforce development, and consumer education. Funded through a $0.002 assessment on each gallon of heating oil sold at the wholesale level, NORA enables nationwide investment in programs that benefit consumers and fuel providers alike.
NORA’s initiatives include energy-efficiency and carbon-reduction research, highlighted by the development of Bioheat® fuel, a renewable low-carbon liquid fuel that provides a practical path toward home-heating decarbonization. NORA also supports a trained and certified technician workforce and offers consumer education promoting the safety, efficiency, and modern capabilities of liquid fuel heating.
NATIONAL OILHEAT RESEARCH ALLIANCE
Michael Devine, President mdevine@noraweb.org
304 Main Ave, #405 Norwalk, CT 06851
Tel: (475) 291-1599 www.noraweb.org
The Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors (PHCC) is the premier organization representing the p-h-c profession, providing legislative advocacy, education, and training to approximately 3,300 plumbing and HVACR businesses and 65,000 technicians nationwide. PHCC members work across the residential, commercial, industrial, new construction, and service and repair sectors of the industry.
PHCC offers extensive resources that strengthen members’ professionalism and technical proficiency, supporting their role as trusted providers of safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible plumbing and HVACR services. The organization’s national network includes approximately 125 state and local association affiliates.
MAINE ASSOCIATION OF PLUMBING-HEATING-COOLING CONTRACTORS
69 Rock Ridge Run
Cumberland, ME 04021
Tel: (207) 829-5031 www.mainephcc.org
MEMBER AFFILIATES
The Propane Gas Association of New England (PGANE) is a regional trade association representing the propane industry across all six New England states. PGANE promotes safety, education, and public awareness of propane and supports the continued growth of propane markets and applications throughout the region.
Its membership includes both large national propane providers and small, multigeneration family-owned companies. Through training programs, member communication, and advocacy in state capitals, PGANE advances clean energy initiatives and supports policies that prioritize safety and the long-term success of the propane industry.
PROPANE GAS ASSOCIATION OF NEW ENGLAND
Leslie Anderson, President leslie@pgane.org P.O. Box 1071
1024 Suncook Valley Highway, Unit C-5 Epsom, NH 03234
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Today, hundreds of local, state, and national affinity partners continue to embrace that mission and exclusively recommend Federated to their members. The company remains guided by its mission statement:
“As a mutual insurance company, we believe our value is measured by the success of our clients. It’s Our Business to Protect Yours®.”
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Federated Insurance is headquartered in Owatonna, Minnesota, and is rated A+ (Superior) by A.M. Best® Company. More than a century later, the mission of the organization’s founders lives on—reflected in Federated’s continued commitment to protecting businesses, supporting safety, and helping clients succeed.
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FEDERATED INSURANCE
Phil Saraceno pasaraceno@fedins.com
3 Lancaster Lane Scarborough, ME 04074
Tel: (207) 272-6785
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES
MEMA’s Heating Fuels Legislative Committee is responsible or setting association policy on heating fuels issues including Propane, Heating Oil, and Liquid Biofuels.
Chair: Mark St.Germain, St.Germain
MEMA’s Convenience Retailing and Transportation Legislative Committee is responsible for setting association policy on motor fuel and convenience store issues.
Chair: Carter Vaillancourt, Daigle Oil
MAINE STATE OFFICIALS
GOVERNOR
Janet T. Mills
1 State House Station
Augusta, ME 04333
Tel: (207) 287-3531
www.maine.gov/governor/mills/
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Aaron Frey
6 State House Station
Augusta, ME 04333
Tel: (207) 626-8800
attorney.general@maine.gov
SECRETARY OF STATE
Shenna Bellows
148 State House Station Augusta, Maine 04333
Tel: (207) 626-8400
sos.office@maine.gov
STATE TREASURER
Henry Beck
39 State House Station Augusta, Maine 04333
Tel: (207) 624-7477
state.treasurer@maine.gov
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
STATE AGENCIES
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, CONSERVATION & FORESTRY
Amanda E. Beal, Commissioner dacf@maine.gov
22 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333
Tel: (207) 287-3200
www.maine.gov/dacf/
BUREAU
OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES & LOTTERY OPERATIONS
8 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333
www.maine.gov/dafs/bablo/ For Liquor Licensing: MaineLiquor@Maine.gov
Telephone: (207) 624-7220
For Lottery Operations: MaineLottery@Maine.gov
Tel: (207) 287-3721
BUREAU OF CONSUMER CREDIT PROTECTION
Linda Conti, Superintendent linda.conti@maine.gov
35 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333
Tel: (207) 624-8527
www.maine.gov/pfr/consumercredit/
CONSUMER PROTECTION DIVISION
Attorney General’s Consumer Information and Mediation Service
6 State House Station
Augusta, Maine 04333
Tel: (207) 626-8849
https://www.maine.gov/ag/consumer/
MAINE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
Peter Rogers, Agency Director peter.j.rogers@maine.gov
72 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333
Tel: (207) 624-4400 www.maine.gov/mema/
MAINE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY RESOURCES
Dan Burgess, Acting Commissioner dan.burgess@maine.gov
62 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333
www.maine.gov/energy/
MAINE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Melanie Loyzim, Commissioner
62 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333
www.maine.gov/dep/
Oil Spill (24 hrs):
Tel: (800) 482-0777
Hazardous Material Spill (24 hrs):
Tel: (800) 452-4664
Central Maine Office: Tel: (207) 287-7688
Eastern Maine Office: Tel: (207) 941-4570
Northern Maine Office: Tel: (207) 764-0477
Southern Maine Office: Tel: (207) 822-6300
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
STATE AGENCIES
MAINE ETHICS COMMISSION
Jonathan Wayne, Executive Director jonathan.wayne@maine.gov
Washington Office: 413 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
Tel: (202) 224-2523
SENATOR ANGUS KING (I)
www.king.senate.gov
Washington Office: 133 Hart Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
Tel: (202) 224-5344
Augusta Office: 68 Sewall Street, Room 507
Augusta, ME 04330
Tel: (207) 622-8414
Augusta Office: 40 Western Ave, E.S. Muskie Federal Building, Room 412 Augusta, Maine 04330
Tel: (207) 622-8292
CONGRESSWOMAN CHELLIE PINGREE (D) DISTRICT 1
www.pingree.house.gov
Washington Office: 2354 Rayburn HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
Tel: (202) 225-6116
Portland Office: 2 Portland Fish Pier, Suite 304
Portland, ME 04101
Tel: (207) 871-0720
CONGRESSMAN JARED GOLDEN (D) DISTRICT 2
www.golden.house.gov
Washington Office: 1107 Longworth HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
Tel: (202) 225-6306
Bangor Office: 6 State Street, Suite 101 Bangor, ME 04401
Tel: (207) 249-7400
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
MAINE STATE SENATE
This list shows district number followed by first & last name & political affiliation.
Senate Democrats can be reach at:
3 State House Station
Augusta, Maine 04333
Tel: (207) 287-1515
Senate Rebulicans can be reach at:
3 State House Station
Augusta, Maine 04333
Tel: (207) 287-1505
District 1 Susan Bernard (R)
District 2 Trey L. Stewart, III (R)
District 3 Bradlee T. Farrin (R)
District 4 Stacey K. Guerin (R)
District 5 Russell J. Black (R)
District 6 Marianne Moore (R)
District 7 Nicole C. Grohoski (D)
District 8 Michael Tipping (D)
District 9 Joseph M. Baldacci (D)
District 10 David G. Haggan (R)
District 11 Glenn “Chip” Curry (D)
MAINE STATE HOUSE
This list shows district number followed by first & last name & political affiliation.
House Democrats can be reach at:
2 State House Station
Augusta, Maine 04333
Tel: (207) 287-1430
House Rebulicans can be reach at:
2 State House Station
Augusta, Maine 04333
Tel: (207) 287-1440
District 12 Pinny H. Beebe-Center (D)
District 13 Cameron D. Reny (D)
District 14 Craig V. Hickman (D)
District 15 Richard T. Bradstreet (R)
District 16 Scott W. Cyrway (R)
District 17 Jeffrey L. Timberlake (R)
District 18 Richard A. Bennett (I)
District 19 Joseph E. Martin (R)
District 20 Bruce Bickford (R)
District 21 Peggy R. Rotundo (D)
District 22 James D. Libby (R)
District 23 Matthea E.L. Daughtry (D)
District 24 Denise Tepler (D)
District 25 Teresa S. Pierce (D)
District 26 Timothy E. Nangle (D)
District 27 Jill C. Duson (D)
District 28 Rachel Talbot Ross (D)
District 29 Anne M. Carney (D)
District 30 Stacy F. Brenner (D)
District 31 Donna Bailey (D)
District 32 Henry L. Ingwersen (D)
District 33 Matt A. Harrington (R)
District 34 Joseph E. Rafferty (D)
District 35 Mark W. Lawrence (D)
District 1 Lucien J.B. Daigle (R)
District 2 Roger Clarence Albert (R)
District 3 Mark Michael Babin (R)
District 4 Timothy C. Guerrette (R)
District 5 Joseph F. Underwood (R)
District 6 Donald J. Ardell (R)
District 7 Gregory Lewis Swallow (R)
District 8 Tracy L. Quint (R)
District 9
Arthur Kevin Mingo (R)
District 10 William R. Tuell (R)
District 11 Tiffany Strout (R)
District 12 Billy Bob Faulkingham (R)
District 13 Russell P. White (R)
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
MAINE STATE HOUSE
District 14 Gary Friedmann (D)
District 15 Holly Rae Eaton (D)
District 16 Nina Azella Milliken (D)
District 17 Steven M. Bishop (R)
District 18 Mathew D. McIntyre (R)
District 19 Richard H. Campbell (R)
District 20 Dani L. O’Halloran D)
District 21 Ambureen Rana (D)
District 22 Laura D. Supica (D)
District 23 Amy J. Roeder (D)
District 24 Sean Faircloth (D)
District 25 Laurie Osher (D)
District 26 James F. Dill (D)
District 27 Gary A. Drinkwater (R)
District 28 Irene A. Gifford (R)
District 29 Kathy Irene Javner (R)
District 30 James Lee White (R)
District 31 Chad R. Perkins (R)
District 32 Steven D. Foster (R)
District 33 Kenneth W. Fredette (R)
District 34 Abigail W. Griffin (R)
District 35 James E. Thorne (R)
District 36 Kimberly M. Haggan (R)
District 37 Reagan L. Paul (R)
District 38 Benjamin C. Hymes (R)
District 39 Janice S. Dodge (D)
District 40 D. Michael Ray (D)
District 41 Victoria W. Doudera (D)
District 42 Valli D. Geiger (D)
District 43 Ann Higgins Matlack (D)
District 44 William D. Pluecker (I)
District 45 Abden S. Simmons (R)
District 46 Lydia V. Crafts (D)
District 47 Wayne K. Farrin (D)
District 48 Holly B. Stover (D)
District 49 Allison Hepler (D)
District 50 David A. Sinclair (D)
District 51 Rafael Leo Macias (D)
District 52 Sally Jeane Cluchey (D)
District 53 Michael H. Lemelin (R)
District 54 Karen L. Montell (D)
District 55 Daniel J. Shagoury (D)
District 56 Randall A. Greenwood (R)
District 57 Tavis Rock Hasenfus (D)
District 58 Sharon C. Frost (U)
District 59 David M. Rollins (D)
District 60 William R. Bridgeo (D)
District 61 Alicia Collins (R)
District 62 Katrina J. Smith (R)
District 63 Paul R. Flynn (R )
District 64 Flavia M. DeBrito (D)
District 65 Cassie Lynn Julia (D)
District 66 Robert W. Nutting (R)
District 67 Shelley Rudnicki (R)
District 68 Amanda N. Collamore (R)
District 69 Dean A. Cray (R)
District 70 Jennifer L. Poirier (R)
District 71 Jack E. Ducharme (R)
District 72 Elizabeth M. Caruso (R)
District 73 Michael Soboleski (R)
District 74 Randall C. Hall (R)
District 75 Stephan M. Bunker (D)
District 76 Sheila A. Lyman (R)
District 77 Tammy SchmersalBurgess (R)
District 78 Rachel A. Henderson (R)
District 79 Michael J. Lance (R)
District 80 Caldwell Jackson (R)
District 81 Peter Conley Wood (R)
District 82 Nathan J. Wadsworth (R)
District 83 Marygrace C. Cimino (R)
District 84 Mark Walker (R)
District 85 Kimberly J. Pomerleau (R)
District 86 Rolf A. Olsen (R)
District 87 David W. Boyer (R)
District 88 Quentin J. Chapman (R)
District 89 Adam R. Lee (D)
District 90 Laurel D. Libby (R)
District 91 Joshua K. Morris (R)
District 92 Stephen J. Wood (R)
District 93 Julia A.G. McCabe (D)
District 94 Kristen Cloutier (D)
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
MAINE STATE HOUSE
District 96 Michel A. Lajoie (D)
District 97 Richard G. Mason (R)
District 98 Kilton M. Webb (D)
District 99 Cheryl A. Golek (D)
District 100 Daniel J. Ankeles (D)
District 101 Poppy Arford (D)
District 102 Melanie F. Sachs (D)
District 103 Arthur L. Bell (D)
District 104 Amy Bradstreet Arata (R)
District 105 Anne P. Graham (D)
District 106 Barbara A. Bagshaw (R)
District 107 Mark C. Cooper (R)
District 108 Parnell William Terry (D)
District 109 Eleanor Y. Sato (D)
District 110 Christina R.C. Mitchell (D)
District 111 Amy D. Kuhn (D)
District 112 W. Edward Crockett (U)
District 113 Grayson B. Lookner (D)
District 114 Dylan R. Pugh (D)
District 115 Michael F. Brennan (D)
District 116 Samuel Lewis Zager (D)
District 117 Matt Moonen (D)
District 118 Yusuf M. Yusuf (D)
District 119 Charles A. Skold (D)
District 120 Deqa Dhalac (D)
District 121 Christopher J. Kessler (D)
District 122 Matthew D. Beck (D)
District 123 Michelle Nicole Boyer (D)
District 124 Sophia B. Warren (D)
District 125 Kelly Noonan Murphy (D)
District 126 Drew Gattine (D)
District 127 Morgan J. Rielly (D)
District 128 Suzanne M. Salisbury (D)
District 129 Marshall F. Archer (D)
District 130 Lynn H. Copeland (D)
District 131 Lori K. Gramlich (D)
District 132 Ryan D. Fecteau (D)
District 133 Marc G. Malon (D)
District 134 Traci Gere (D)
District 135 Daniel Sayre (D)
District 136 John M. Eder (R)
District 137 Nathan M. Carlow (R)
District 138 Mark John Blier (R)
District 139 David C. Woodsome (R)
District 140 Wayne R. Parry (R)
District 141 Lucas John Lanigan (R)
District 142 Anne-Marie Mastraccio (D)
District 143 Ann Fredericks (R)
District 144 Jeffrey Sean Adams (R)
District 145 Robert A. Foley (R)
District 146 Walter Gerard Runte (D)
District 147 Holly T. Sargent (D)
District 148 Thomas A. Lavigne (R)
District 149 Tiffany Roberts (D)
District 150 Michele Meyer (D)
District 151 Kristi M. Mathieson (D)
Passamaquoddy Tribe: Aaron Dana
Penobscot Nation: VACANT
Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians: Brian Reynolds
Speaker of the House
Ryan D. Fecteau
House Majority Leader
Matt Moonen
House Minority Leader
Billy Bob Faulkingham
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ENERGY PAC FOR MAINE
As we enter an important period in the political calendar, we ask for your engagement in the legislative process. While your focus is rightly on advancing your business, it is critical to recognize that decisions made in Augusta and Washington directly affect our industry, your employees, and the long-term health of Maine’s liquid fuels sector.
We encourage you to speak with your employees about the value of supporting business-friendly candidates and political action committees. Their awareness and participation help ensure a stable policy environment in which our industry can continue to thrive.
MEMA’s grassroots efforts have a proven track record. This past legislative session, with your help, our Energy Choice Bill passed and is now law! As we look ahead to the 2026 election cycle, it is essential that we continue supporting legislators who stand with our industry.
Engage Your Employees
More than 8,000 Mainers work in liquid fuels. If each contributed just $10 to ENERGY PAC FOR MAINE, MEMA’s Political Action Committee, the impact would be extraordinary. We ask for
your participation and for your help encouraging employees to stay informed and involved. Even a brief conversation reinforces how public policy affects their livelihoods.
Your Contribution Matters
Please consider donating to our 2026 Defense Fund. Make checks payable to ENERGY PAC FOR MAINE and mail them to 25 Greenwood Rd, Brunswick, ME 04011.
Contribution Levels:
• Bronze: $250
• Silver: $500
• Gold: $1,000
• Platinum: $2,500
• Petroleum: $5,000
Thank you for your continued support.
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