fuelstocks
nounUK /ˈfjuːəlstɒks/
US /ˈfjuːəlstɑːks/
Fuelstocks are the stuff we keep to burn for making heat or power.
The campers packed extra fuelstocks like dry wood and coal for the cold night.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The raw materials a power plant keeps on hand to burn for electricity.
The power station checked its fuelstocks before the winter storm.
3. Shares in energy companies that people buy and sell.
He put some money into fuelstocks like oil and gas companies.
4. Stored food or energy that a living thing uses to keep going.
Bears build up fuelstocks of fat before they sleep through winter.