Examining the effects of electrification

February 21, 2018 By Steve Goreham

“Electrification” is the new buzzword touted by climate fighters and environmental groups. But what does it mean?

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Exploring propane’s value at state, national levels

February 19, 2018 By Brian Richesson

Local regulatory and environmental efforts are being made in parts of the United States to reduce greenhouse gas emission levels. How will this affect propane?

This article is tagged with Brian Richesson, environment, ICF, PERC, Propane Education & Research Council (PERC), renewable energy, U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) and posted in Current Issue, Featured

A Propane Profile: Blossman Gas’ David Reynolds

February 16, 2018 By LP Gas

David Reynolds started as an assistant branch manager for Blossman Gas in 1985 before climbing the ladder to his current role as vice president, operations.

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2018 LP Gas Rising Leaders

February 15, 2018 By Clara Richter

After last year’s launch of the LP Gas Rising Leaders, we proudly present another talented group of young individuals.

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green propane tank. Photo: iStock.com/AlbertPego

US propane gallon sales fall for second straight year

February 15, 2018 By LP Gas

United States gallons fall for a second straight year in 2016, and California holds the top spot in state sales.

This article is tagged with Alaska, American Petroleum Institute (API), heating, National Propane Gas Association (NPGA), PERC, Propane Education & Research Council (PERC), propane gallons, residential market, winter and posted in Current Issue, Featured

Why bring renewable propane to the market?

February 14, 2018 By Stuart Weidie

If we expect to grow gallons while ignoring public perception and policymakers’ goals, we risk losing the status as a viable energy source in the future.