Legislators with propane ties prove to be key allies
July 8, 2013 By Kevin Yanik
More than 1,200 cities make up the state of Texas, and each one had its own set of rules for regulating the propane industry just a few years ago.
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More than 1,200 cities make up the state of Texas, and each one had its own set of rules for regulating the propane industry just a few years ago.
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The Missouri Propane Education and Research Council (MOPERC) named its 2013 directors and officers during a recent meeting.
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MFA Oil Co. has purchased Propane Pardners, a propane retailer based in Platte City, Mo. According to the…
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Bob Goodrich’s workday didn’t always start at 8 a.m. And, like many propane marketers, his workday didn’t always…
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From grain drying and space heating to waste burning and floor sanitizing, propane’s role on the farm is vital. But what other opportunities exist to expand propane’s agricultural use, and what role do farmers cooperatives play in leveraging the fuel to the ag community?
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Marketers of all sizes have probably looked at competitors, farm cooperatives included, with a resentful eye at one time or another. Some marketers will naturally argue that farm co-ops have an advantage serving the agricultural community, that they’re able to supply farmers with lower propane prices and that they’re pricing others out of farm delivery.
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The Missouri Propane Education and Research Council created a print advertisement that promotes the incentives available to propane-fueled water heater buyers.
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The Missouri Propane Gas Association (MPGA) has resigned its seat on the board of directors of the Midwest Propane Gas Convention & Trade Show, MPGA Executive Director Steven N. Ahrens confirmed.
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There appears to be growing dissention in the ranks regarding the industry’s aggressive pursuit of the untapped indoor cabinet heater market.
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