2015-16 State of the Industry: Gallon sales trends
December 28, 2015 By Kevin Yanik
Propane sales dipped for five straight years before rebounding two years ago, according to the American Petroleum Institute’s…
Read MorePropane sales dipped for five straight years before rebounding two years ago, according to the American Petroleum Institute’s…
Read MoreThe global propane market is expected to grow over the next six years, according to Grand View Research,…
Read MoreTotal U.S. gallon sales of odorized propane as well as propane sold in the residential sector declined for…
Read MoreLooking back to the past while driving a business into tomorrow is like cruising down the highway using…
Read MoreBridget Scanlon, the Propane Education & Research Council’s (PERC) director of residential and commercial programs, has some advice…
Read MoreWhen we plotted our propane sales on an Excel spreadsheet a few years ago, we were very surprised…
Read MorePalpable concern over the propane industry’s long-range viability is driving strategic changes to reverse last decade’s decline in domestic sales.
Read MoreDomestic propane sales for residential, commercial, engine, farm and industrial uses fell another 3.5 percent to 9.6 billion gallons in 2009, according to the most recent report from the American Petroleum Institute (API).
Read MoreNationwide propane sales up, but supply and delivery problems persist
Read MoreYep, things are a mess. Looking back, retailing sure was easy before overwhelming regulation and sky-high insurance took the fun out of the business. Sure, you worried about what weather Mother Nature would be throwing at you any given year. Sure, you spent a sleepless night or two, wondering whether you’d made the right decision about adding a bobtail despite a new retailer invading your territory. But global economic crisis? Where did this come from? Yep, things are a mess.
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