Propane Market Metrics

Source: PERC white paper “Propane and the Future of Power: Achieving Reliability Beyond the Grid,” available at propane.com/for-my-business/power-generation/.

Propane Market Metrics: Measuring the costs of grid instability

August 25, 2026 By

New PERC research reveals grid instability is costing businesses and homeowners significantly, according to a national study of 2,000 stakeholders.

Read More
This article is tagged with , , , , , , and posted in Current Issue, From the Magazine, Propane Market Metrics
U.S. corn production and broiler pounds produced

Propane Market Metrics: Corn leads U.S. crop production

July 25, 2026 By

Corn remains the top U.S. crop by volume, reaching an all-time high in 2025, and leads grain drying with approximately 35 percent of agricultural propane sales.

Read More
This article is tagged with , , , and posted in Current Issue, From the Magazine, Propane Market Metrics
Source: TRC Companies Inc. (TRC), “State of Sustainable Fleets 2026 Market Brief,” May 2026, Santa Monica, CA. Available at: https://www.stateofsustainablefleets.com/.

Propane Market Metrics: Fleet trends 2026

July 4, 2026 By

The State of Sustainable Fleets 2026 Market Brief offers a comprehensive, technology-neutral look at an industry navigating uncertainty through powertrain and fuel diversification.

Read More
This article is tagged with , , , , and posted in Current Issue, From the Magazine, Propane Market Metrics
Source: LP Gas archives tracking deals that were made public and/or reported to the magazine.

Propane Market Metrics: A decade of propane deals

May 24, 2026 By

A decade of propane industry acquisitions shows steady deal activity, standout years like 2018 and major moves.

Read More
This article is tagged with , , , , , , , , and posted in Current Issue, From the Magazine, Propane Market Metrics
Source: Based on Propane Industry Guidance for NIST Handbook 130 Compliance (2026)

Propane Market Metrics: Navigating the propane ATC mandate

April 22, 2026 By

Starting Jan. 1, any new, replaced or reinstalled meter with a flow rate of 20 gallons per minute or less must be equipped with ATC.

Read More
This article is tagged with , , , , and posted in Current Issue, From the Magazine, Propane Market Metrics
(Source: U.S. Department of Health & Human Services)

Propane Market Metrics: LIHEAP funding release of federal fiscal year 2026

April 8, 2026 By

On Nov. 28, 2025, the U.S. Department of HHS released $3.7 billion in LIHEAP funding to state and tribal governments for fiscal year 2026.

Read More
This article is tagged with , , , , , and posted in Current Issue, From the Magazine, Propane Market Metrics
Source: Cargas Energy, Top Technology Trends in Fuel Delivery

Propane Market Metrics: How dealers are using technology

February 21, 2026 By

Cargas released key findings from its 2026 Top Technology Trends in Fuel Delivery Benchmarking Report, showing how fuel dealers are using technology.

Read More
This article is tagged with , , , and posted in Current Issue, From the Magazine, Propane Market Metrics
(Source: Gray, Gray & Gray 2025 propane industry survey)

Propane Market Metrics: How propane retailers are using technology

January 24, 2026 By

Gray, Gray & Gray released the results of its 2025 propane industry survey in September 2025.

Read More
This article is tagged with , , , , , and posted in Current Issue, From the Magazine, Propane Market Metrics
Propane autogas school buses by state. (Source: Propane Education & Research Council)

Propane Market Metrics: Propane school buses

December 22, 2025 By

More than 1.3 million students from more than 1,000 school districts nationwide ride to school each day on about 24,000 propane school buses.

Read More
This article is tagged with , , , and posted in Current Issue, From the Magazine, Propane Market Metrics
Winter weather and residential energy expenditures (Nov 2025–Mar 2026) (Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Winter Fuels Outlook)

Propane Market Metrics: Winter fuels outlook

November 18, 2025 By

The EIA expects that U.S. households heating with propane or heating oil will spend less than they did last winter.

Read More
This article is tagged with , , , and posted in Current Issue, From the Magazine, Propane Market Metrics
Next Page »