Looking back, moving ahead: 8 factors to define propane’s future
December 5, 2022 By Randy Doyle
In his last column with LP Gas, industry veteran Randy Doyle lists his eight most significant observations about the propane industry.
Read MoreIn his last column with LP Gas, industry veteran Randy Doyle lists his eight most significant observations about the propane industry.
Read MorePower outages and shut-offs are crushing electricity’s reliability. Tom Jaenicke encourages retailers to talk to customers about propane’s reliability.
Read MoreHow insight about partnerships and a new live-burn program can help propane marketers attack a challenging, high-priority market.
Read MoreThis month, LP Gas provides updates on the U.S. propane market, as well as data on the households that use electricity as the only source of energy.
Read MoreGas ban bureaucrats ignore issues with electric stoves and would have consumers believe that indoor air quality is compromised when cooking with propane.
Read MoreHomebuyers will ask why they should add propane if their homes are already wired solely to use electricity. Propane marketers need to be ready to respond.
Read MorePropane industry leadership at the national, state and local levels must be prepared for the coming uphill fight to prevent market share loss to electricity.
Read MorePropane retailers should play offense and point out the weaknesses of an electric-only world versus a propane partnership with electricity.
Read MoreTom Jaenicke explains propane’s advantages over electricity and encourages the propane industry to tell this story more forcefully on the national stage.
Read MoreConversions away from fuel oil expected to decline in the coming years.
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