
Device inspection fee defeated in New Mexico
October 6, 2011 By Kevin Yanik
New Mexico propane marketers will be spared $19,000 annually after the proposal was defeated.
Read MoreNew Mexico propane marketers will be spared $19,000 annually after the proposal was defeated.
Read MoreA two-year public rift between Ferrellgas L.P. and the Minnesota attorney general’s office over prices charged for propane deliveries has been resolved.
Read MoreWith over 9 percent national unemployment, a weak U.S. economy perhaps on the verge of another recession and the backdrop of the 2012 presidential election, Congress’ energy agenda has been overtaken by the issues of government spending and job creation.
Read MoreThe Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee reports out two bills of interest to the propane industry.
Read MoreAbout 330 industry leaders attended the seventh annual Propane Days event in Washington, D.C.
Read MoreEvery time I think I’ve reached a conclusion about the value of any fuel, some new calamity happens that changes everything and causes me to reconsider how I really feel about risk and our country’s energy security.
Read MoreBecause they are exempt from federal antitrust laws, freight railroads are able to charge anti-competitive and excessive rates, the bill’s supporters say.
Read MoreOur funding and budgeting process focuses Congress on the short term, but our government’s long-term budget outlook is more important.
Read MoreYou can reduce a trade show’s impact on your bottom line by deducting all appropriate travel costs as business expenses on your income taxes.
Read MoreLIHEAP helps eligible families pay for home heating, cooling and other energy costs.
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