ALEXANDRIA, Va., October 26, 2010 -- For the half-million members of Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS), finding fuel at the lowest price just got a lot easier thanks to a new partnership with MarineFuel.com. For a discounted annual fee, the website offers the Association’s members continually updated prices for marine diesel and marine gasoline at 2,200 fuel docks in the United States, Bahamas and Caribbean. In addition, advanced searching can help locate ethanol-free fuel, additives, discounts and specific amenities at 8,700 marinas.

“Before heading out for the day or weekend, BoatUS members can easily comparison shop online and locate the best fuel and price when they need to fill their tanks,” said David Mann, manager of the BoatUS Cooperating Marina Program. “This is a real money and time saver.”

Fuel prices are continually updated by marina operators, spotters and MarineFuel.com’s internal resources.

“With today’s technology, economy and fluctuating fuel prices, boaters are turning to online and mobile tools to manage travel logistics,” said William McKenna, MarineFuel.com’s President. “We are dedicated to providing our customers with cost-effective access to real-time fueling information.”

BoatUS members receive a 20% discount on all paid MarineFuel.com membership levels, which start at $59.50/year (before the discount). BoatUS members can visit www.MarineFuel.com/BoatUS for more information.

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 About BoatUS:
BoatUS – Boat Owners Association of The United States – is the nation’s leading advocate for recreational boaters providing over half a million members with government representation, programs and money saving services.  For membership information visit www.BoatUS.com or call 800-395-2628

About MarineFuel.com, LLC:

MarineFuel.com, LLC incorporated in the State of Florida in August of 2008. The company is registered as an “S” Corporation. With three years in the making, the digital tools and partnership alliances with industry leaders serve to streamline transactions in the $20 billion marine fuel industry.