Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals: Business Name Ideas

What this industry covers

This industry comprises establishments with bulk liquid storage facilities primarily engaged in the merchant wholesale distribution of crude petroleum and petroleum products, including liquefied petroleum gas.

Businesses classified here include

• Asphalt binder bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Asphalt, liquid, bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Bulk gasoline stations, merchant wholesalers
• Bulk stations, petroleum, merchant wholesalers
• Compressed liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Crude oil terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Diesel fuel bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Fuel oil bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Gasohol bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Gasoline bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Heating oil bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Jet fuel bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Kerosene bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Lubricating oils and greases bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Oil, petroleum, bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Petroleum and petroleum products bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Propane bulk stations and terminals, merchant wholesalers
• Terminals, petroleum, merchant wholesalers

Definition and examples from the 2017 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS 424710), U.S. Census Bureau.

Name ideas for petroleum bulk stations and terminals

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Name words that fit, with their meanings

• Petroleum
• Bulk
• Terminal
• Supply
• Trade
• Source
• Distribution
• Goods

U.S. business numbers

Locations by number of employees nationwide

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2022. Counts cover employer establishments (businesses with paid employees); self-employed owners without staff are not included. Small establishments with 1–4 employees include those that reported no paid employees in mid-March.

Top states for petroleum bulk stations and terminals

1. Texas 415 locations
2. California 267 locations
3. Florida 148 locations
4. Louisiana 127 locations
5. Ohio 127 locations
6. North Carolina 125 locations
7. Michigan 119 locations
8. Pennsylvania 118 locations
9. Georgia 117 locations
10. Illinois 117 locations

All 50 states

• Alabama (72)
• Alaska (49)
• Arizona (37)
• Arkansas (73)
• California (267)
• Colorado (49)
• Connecticut (34)
• Delaware (4)
• Florida (148)
• Georgia (117)
• Hawaii (14)
• Idaho (45)
• Illinois (117)
• Indiana (105)
• Iowa (79)
• Kansas (80)
• Kentucky (80)
• Louisiana (127)
• Maine (24)
• Maryland (25)
• Massachusetts (40)
• Michigan (119)
• Minnesota (74)
• Mississippi (66)
• Missouri (85)
• Montana (57)
• Nebraska (49)
• Nevada (30)
• New Hampshire (18)
• New Jersey (62)
• New Mexico (26)
• New York (108)
• North Carolina (125)
• North Dakota (46)
• Ohio (127)
• Oklahoma (71)
• Oregon (59)
• Pennsylvania (118)
• Rhode Island (7)
• South Carolina (72)
• South Dakota (34)
• Tennessee (87)
• Texas (415)
• Utah (31)
• Vermont (11)
• Virginia (67)
• Washington (84)
• West Virginia (33)
• Wisconsin (88)
• Wyoming (29)

Related industries

• Petroleum and Petroleum Products Merchant Wholesalers (except Bulk Stations and Terminals)