PADD 2 plans for residential surge this winter
October 7, 2020 By Ellen Kriz and Brian Richesson
The COVID-19 pandemic has shifted the region’s focus toward the possibility of a heavy residential load during the coldest part of the year.
Read MoreMaintaining an adequate supply of railroad-routed propane, and the necessary amount of tanker cars to haul it, is critical to fulfill U.S. propane needs.
Read MoreRetailers need to make different preparations for the heating season this year in addition to normal ones like preventative maintenance on rolling stock.
Read MoreStuart Flatow offers safety tips propane marketers should make sure their customers hear each year to ensure safe use of propane during peak season.
Read MoreA survey of propane retailers conducted by Gray, Gray & Gray provides a snapshot of the industry and presents benchmarking data.
Read MoreThe U.S. Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) Winter Fuels Outlook predicts households using propane will spend 15 percent less this season.
Read MoreThe propane industry is confident that winter heating demand will be met amid the land and sea logistical challenges that lie ahead.
Read MoreSupply lines hold steady and customers stay cozy during the 2019 winter, which brought challenging weather extremes to retailers.
Read MorePropane-powered vehicles offer retailers a fuel alternative that can stand up to winter.
Read MorePropane Resources’ Tony Botts explains why or why not this winter lived up to the expectations of propane retailers.
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