
Considering indoor air quality when cooking
April 28, 2022 By Tom Jaenicke
Gas ban bureaucrats ignore issues with electric stoves and would have consumers believe that indoor air quality is compromised when cooking with propane.
Read MoreGas ban bureaucrats ignore issues with electric stoves and would have consumers believe that indoor air quality is compromised when cooking with propane.
Read MoreHomebuyers will ask why they should add propane if their homes are already wired solely to use electricity. Propane marketers need to be ready to respond.
Read MorePropane industry leadership at the national, state and local levels must be prepared for the coming uphill fight to prevent market share loss to electricity.
Read MorePropane retailers should play offense and point out the weaknesses of an electric-only world versus a propane partnership with electricity.
Read MoreTom Jaenicke explains propane’s advantages over electricity and encourages the propane industry to tell this story more forcefully on the national stage.
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