
NPGA prepares for Propane Days, discusses legislative issues
March 31, 2019 By Allison Barwacz
The National Propane Gas Association’s (NPGA) Michael Baker discusses how the association is preparing for the 2019 Propane…
Read MoreThe National Propane Gas Association’s (NPGA) Michael Baker discusses how the association is preparing for the 2019 Propane…
Read MoreBoth chambers of Congress passed a bill that includes a provision requiring a review of the regulations on jurisdictional propane systems.
Read MoreRep. Bob Latta, R-Ohio, introduced the Propane Supply and Security Act, legislation that he says will address the…
Read MoreThe Senate introduced a bill to address the causes of last winter’s propane shortage and provide solutions to…
Read MorePresident Barack Obama signed the Reliable Home Heating Act into law on June 30, the National Propane Gas…
Read MoreSens. Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., and Ron Wyden, D-Ore., introduced legislation to promote a more diverse mix of transportation fuels.
Read MoreHazardous materials business plans required for certain California companies.
Read MoreThe phrase corporate criminals evokes images of the high-profile financial meltdowns at Enron, Worldcom and Tyco, as well as the subsequent convictions of those corporations’ top executives. Criminal liability and jail time are not just reserved for jet-setting executives at Fortune 500 companies, however. Managers in the oil, gas and propane industries face the potential for civil and criminal sanctions from a wide variety of state and federal statutes. Given the often-complex web of laws governing these industries, well-meaning executives can find their company, or themselves, subject to criminal prosecution.
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