• Road Diesel/Automotive Diesel Fuel (ADF) - Made from distillate only. ADF is diesel fuel used in land and off road vehicles. Clipper Oil American Samoa supplies only the finest grades of ADF with 500PPM sulfur or less.

• Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) - Made from distillate only. ULSD is diesel fuel used in land vehicles and generators. Clipper Oil American Samoa supplies only the finest grades of ULSD that meet the stringent EPA guidelines with 15PPM sulfur or less.

• Boiler/Generator Diesel Fuel - Made from distillate only. ADF is diesel fuel used in generators. Clipper Oil American Samoa supplies only the finest grades of ADF with 500PPM sulfur or less.

• MGO (Marine Gas Oil) - Made from distillate only, MGO is diesel fuel used in marine applications. Clipper Oil American Samoa supplies only the finest grades of MGO with 500PPM sulfur or less.

• Unleaded Gasoline - Mogas (ULP) - Also known as benzene, unleaded gasoline is used as fuel for internal combustion engines in motor vehicles. Research octane number (RON) for commercially available gasoline varies by country. In American Samoa, the minimum RON used is 86 octane, but Clipper Oil American Samoa supplies only the finest grades of ULP with 91 octane.

• Kerosene - This is a combustible hydrocarbon liquid. Also known as paraffin in Europe, kerosene is used for heating, lighting, cooking, and for transportation. The flash point of kerosene is between 37°C and 65°C (100°F and 150°F).

• Jet Fuel (A-1) - This is an aviation fuel used in gas turbine engine powered airplanes and some rocket engines. It is used in the majority of commercially operated airplanes.

• AV-Gas 100LL - AV-Gas is primarily used as a high octane aviation fuel for spark-ignited internal-combustion engines to propel aircraft, high performance race cars and piston powered helicopters. This is commonly used in aircrafts with Wankel or piston engines. Most grades of AV-Gas are identified by two numbers associated with its Motor Octane Number (MON). Clipper Oil American Samoa supplies 100LL which has an octane rating of 100 and is the most commonly used aviation gasoline worldwide.