About Brian Richesson
Brian Richesson is the editor in chief of LP Gas Magazine. Contact him at brichesson@northcoastmedia.net or 216-706-3748.
Posts by Brian Richesson
A fleet of transports has traveled the northeastern roads this mild winter, having grown from century-old roots and serving customers in a propane industry celebrating its own centennial throughout 2012. Read more»
Like a digital slideshow that moves at a rapid pace, and you want to slow it enough to recognize what’s in front of you, the energy picture is an ever-changing phenomenon that can be difficult to follow. Read more»
PK Propane plans to maximize and capitalize on a minimum requirement. Read more»
A familiar figure from propane’s past has found his way back into the business, and for the last three years he has been assembling a team of veteran leaders who today comprise Tulsa, Okla.-based NGL Energy Partners, the industry’s fifth major public company. Read more»
Safety is the essence of every successful propane operation, but you get the feeling that CHS Propane in Kalispell, Mont., is especially attentive to the process. Perhaps that’s because, facing the challenging delivery conditions 3,000 feet and above in elevation, there is little choice. Read more»
A new endeavor gathering momentum this new year focuses on encouraging women’s roles in the propane industry. Read more»
Manchester Tank’s 1-pound refillable propane cylinder debuted at last year’s NPGA Southeastern Convention & International Propane Expo in Atlanta. Read more»
Owens Energy isn’t your typical retail propane company, especially when the owners “can’t say how many times we’ve had guns pulled on us,” co-owner Dennis Owens guesses. Read more»
If you were fortunate to have a Buddy Harris on staff, ready for the journey and the next challenge that waited, your company was better off. Dixie Gas & Oil Corp. was better off. Read more»
The smooth flights in and out of Kansas City for the NPGA fall board of directors and committee meetings weren’t consistent with the turbulent environment on the ground and in conference rooms. Read more»
