The BRC Fuel Program is for registered Art Projects, Mutant Vehicles and Theme Camps with higher volume needs, as well as registered support vehicles (including Mobility, Art, OSS, Staff). It is not available for passenger vehicles, RV’s, and open-camping participants - these groups should plan to bring in their fuel as in the past. This fuel safety program is intended to reduce the amount of traffic transporting large loads of fuel into the event as well as reducing the need for large fuel storage in camps.
There will be no account registrations on-playa
except in the case of accessibility vehicles.
IMPORTANT: The BRC Fuel Program has limited number of generators it can service per day. There will be a cut off for fuel delivery once the program has reached capacity. This does not apply to fuel pickup at Hell Station.
Not sure exactly how much fuel you will need? No worries, provide your best estimate. This helps to determine how much fuel and the number of delivery trucks we will need for this year's event. Your account records from the previous year are available in your Gravity Payments portal.
REVIEW HUBS before you start this application. HUBS (Humans Uniting for Better Sustainability) is a resource-sharing system first introduced in 2022 to help camps plan and share resources such as power grids to support Burning Man Project’s goal to handle waste ecologically, be regenerative, and be carbon negative by 2030.
Art Projects: Dyed diesel is available for delivery to Art Projects with large diesel powered generators that will take 30 gallons or more per delivery and have clear access. For small diesel or gasoline generators you can fill-up your approved fuel containers (with secondary containment) at Hell Station and transport them back to your Art Project. Propane is only available for delivery to Art Projects on the open playa, the Esplanade, 2:00, and 10:00 roads for tanks of 100 lb. or greater capacity, and cylinders of 25 gal. or greater capacity that have clear access. Smaller cylinders can be filled at the Hell Station during normal hours of operation and transported back to your Art Project.
Mutant Vehicles: Mutant Vehicles must fill-up at Hell Station during normal hours of operation.
Theme Camps: Dyed diesel is available for delivery to Theme Camps with large diesel powered generators that will take 30 gallons or more per delivery and have a minimum run time of 30 hours. In order to be fueled, your generator must be no more than 20’ away from your frontage street with a straight access for the fuel hose from a Lettered/Numbered Street. Generators may be located on 20’ fire/servicing lane in limited cases and with pre-approval. Fire/servicing lanes must not include any sharp turns or corners, trucks must be able to pass straight through without turning around or backing up. For small diesel or gasoline generators you can fill-up your approved fuel containers (with secondary containment) at Hell Station and transport them back to your camp.
Two generators per camp are included with this program. Camps with more than two generators will require further review.
Fuel Drums: There will be a limited number of 50 gallon drums of gasoline and diesel available for theme camps. A max of 2 drums or 110 gallons can be stored in the camp at one time as per safety regulations. Camps with diesel generators that may not last 30 hours between delivered fills can request drums of dyed diesel as backup in case the generator needs topping off before their next delivery. The fuel drum option is also good for camps with small gasoline generators or clear diesel reefers. Drums are not available for filling mutant vehicles in camp, those should fill up at Hell Station. There are additional safety requirements and fees for fuel drum delivery. Secondary containment systems and pumps are the responsibility of the camp and further information will be supplied to those who are approved for fuel drum delivery.
More Info:
BRC FUEL PROGRAM
FUEL AND HAZMAT STORAGE
FUEL DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS
YOUR GENERATOR AT BLACK ROCK CITY
CAMP LAYOUTS
HUBS