Kevin Yanik
Kevin Yanik was a senior editor at LP Gas Magazine.
Posts by Kevin Yanik
Truckers typically downshift to the lowest gear available when driving up a steep hill. But as Mirabito Energy Products’ Matt Meehan learned, downshifting isn’t necessarily the best approach for a... Read more»
A new era of waterborne shipments is underway, but the impact on shifting supply is not fully realized. What do Europe’s winter temperatures have to do with propane consumer markets... Read more»
High gasoline prices have helped alternative fuels such as propane autogas gain momentum over the last few years. But gas prices plummeted throughout the second half of 2014 and reached... Read more»
Hawaii Gas is by far the largest propane retailer in Hawaii and the most dominant provider in the state. But the company’s sheer size doesn’t necessarily shield it from oncoming... Read more»
Last year’s brutal winter had a lasting impact on a number of propane retailers and the drivers hauling their propane. With this winter heating season underway, let’s look back on... Read more»
A new era of propane production has arrived, but will U.S. retailers adapt their businesses or allow market forces to dictate their future? Shale gas production is at an all-time... Read more»
President Barack Obama covered a range of topics during a business roundtable with more than 100 executives of U.S. companies, including wages and government regulations. According to The Associated Press,... Read more»
PBF Logistics LP acquired a Toledo, Ohio, storage facility from a subsidiary of PBF Energy for $150 million. The acquisition is expected to close this month, according to a press... Read more»
More storage and suppliers. Better planning and programs. Propane retailers in the Upper Midwest made a number of adjustments from last winter’s heating season throughout 2014. Count Minnesota-based Como Oil... Read more»
Pacific States Petroleum didn’t have a propane division two years ago. Now, it’s approaching 1 million propane gallons sold. “We started with nothing and two years later you can see... Read more»