Propane companies can maintain compliance by recognizing the good, bad
August 1, 2012 By Jay Johnston
We make our own luck by respecting safety standards and company policy to the point of consistent compliance.
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We make our own luck by respecting safety standards and company policy to the point of consistent compliance.
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A look at PERC’s reorganization; plus perspective, politics and projects Against the backdrop of the green vineyards…
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Propane is “exceptional energy,” but is that good enough? That question was pondered when the Propane Education & Research…
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Heat is gaining steam as a treatment method behind one propane-fueled system One key to killing bed bugs…
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Often the goal of the independent business owner is to attain a level of success achieved by growing…
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From grain drying and space heating to waste burning and floor sanitizing, propane’s role on the farm is vital. But what other opportunities exist to expand propane’s agricultural use, and what role do farmers cooperatives play in leveraging the fuel to the ag community?
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Marketers of all sizes have probably looked at competitors, farm cooperatives included, with a resentful eye at one time or another. Some marketers will naturally argue that farm co-ops have an advantage serving the agricultural community, that they’re able to supply farmers with lower propane prices and that they’re pricing others out of farm delivery.
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An Arizona farmer’s ability to overcome regulations signals new opportunity for propane marketers in agriculture.
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Terry Price chuckles when his dad, Mel, tells some of the wild stories of his early years as a gas man in the 1950s and ’60s.
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Expect natural gas public utilities to become increasingly aggressive in switching homeowners from propane to natural gas for the primary energy source for their homes.
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