Crude outlook more bearish, latest analysis shows
Results from a recent survey of crude analysts show a significantly more bearish bias for crude for 2019. Learn more about this year's predictions. read more
Line 5, Mariner East 2 stories twist, turn into new year
Several big supply-related stories kept our attention in 2018 and will be worth watching in the new year. read more
Rebound in crude prices unlikely; retailers can ‘wait for a signal’
Unless something dramatically changes for propane fundamentals, it is difficult to picture a rebound in propane prices without a rebound in crude prices. read more
My day as a propane deliveryman
LP Gas’ Joe McCarthy spent the day with Eric Linden, a propane industry veteran and deliveryman for Ohio-based Linden’s Propane, for a first-hand account of working in the propane industry. read more
US propane reflective of crude’s prices vs. fundamentals
Adequate propane production and supply is keeping propane prices heavily tied to the fortunes of crude’s price. The chart above... read more
Natural gas production on the rise over the last decade
This growth in natural gas production has been driven by production in the Appalachian Basin in the Northeast, the Permian Basin in western Texas and New Mexico, and the Haynesville Shale in Texas and Louisiana. read more
US propane exports average more than 1 million bpd
U.S. propane inventory has been declining at an above-average pace over the last few weeks. Find out more about the two factors contributing to the inventory decline. read more
The propane industry’s 2018 year in review
Brian Richesson, editor in chief of LP Gas, breaks down the notable happenings of 2018, including a look at the progressing Line 5 pipeline story. read more
Mont Belvieu-Conway propane price spread shrinks
The premium Mont Belvieu propane carried over Conway propane this summer has shrunk considerably this fall. Conway propane was much... read more
Rising propane production exceeds export demand growth
Until growth in propane export demand starts looking comparable to growth in production, propane inventory should hold up well. read more
