EIA: 2026-27 winter propane expenditures expected to fall
October 9, 2026 By Brian Richesson
Homeowners fueling their heating systems with propane or natural gas will have lower energy expenditures this winter compared to last winter.
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European natural gas inventories fall below normal
September 21, 2026 By Mark Rachal
Mark Rachal examines the state of natural gas in Europe.
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Colorado hits pause on ultra-low NOx rules for propane
September 15, 2026 By Gordon Feller
Legislation carves propane-fueled equipment – along with appliances built for manufactured homes – out of those standards until Jan. 1, 2031.
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Electrification and the future of energy security
August 18, 2026 By Austin Wicker
State energy security plans at odds with expanding external policies.
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Propane rejection and its causes
February 3, 2026 By Mark Rachal
Mark Rachal, director of research and publications at Cost Management Solutions, explains the concept of propane rejection.
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Top 10: The best of Trader’s Corner 2025
December 15, 2025 By Brian Richesson
We’re ranking the Top 10 Trader’s Corner articles of 2025, revealing the propane market topics that interested readers the most.
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US natural gas prices at 3-year high
December 9, 2025 By Mark Rachal
Mark Rachal explores the relationship between the current high natural gas prices and propane prices.
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Propane Market Metrics: Winter fuels outlook
November 18, 2025 By LP Gas
The EIA expects that U.S. households heating with propane or heating oil will spend less than they did last winter.
Read More Canadian prime minister’s energy agenda could benefit oil, gas, propane
October 13, 2025 By Gordon Feller
Since taking office, Prime Minister Mark Carney has embarked on a bold, surprising transformation of Canada’s energy landscape.
Read More ONEOK reports fire at Mont Belvieu fractionation facility
October 7, 2025 By Brian Richesson
Fractionation operations at the complex were promptly shut down, and the fire, which was limited to MB-4, was quickly extinguished, according to the company.
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