
Canadian propane producers slow exports to US
December 7, 2020 By Mark Rachal
It has been a curious year to watch the build in Canadian propane inventory. Mark Rachal offers a look at why producers are slowing exports to the U.S.
Read MoreIt has been a curious year to watch the build in Canadian propane inventory. Mark Rachal offers a look at why producers are slowing exports to the U.S.
Read MoreThe retail propane community was once a prominent component of the overall domestic demand picture, but the shale boom created other demand options.
Read MoreMark Rachal of Cost Management Solutions takes a close look at propane inventory trends ahead of peak demand season.
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Read MoreIn an interview with LP Gas, Mark Rachal of Cost Management Solutions advises that retailers stay ahead of the game on propane cost and supply when considering the upcoming winter.
Read MoreThe Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas released the results of a survey of oil industry executives last week. The survey found that 66 percent of the 154 executives surveyed believe that U.S. crude production has peaked.
Read MoreIn what has been an especially unpredictable year, propane retailers are now looking ahead to winter to prepare for heating season in a variety of ways.
Read MoreFor the week ending Sept. 4, U.S. propane inventory was at 97.380 million barrels – a record high for this time of year and 5.424 million barrels below its all-time high.
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