US propane gallon sales fall for second straight year
February 15, 2018 By LP Gas
United States gallons fall for a second straight year in 2016, and California holds the top spot in state sales.
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United States gallons fall for a second straight year in 2016, and California holds the top spot in state sales.
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The No. 1 effort for gallon growth by marketers, as listed in the recent National Propane Gas Association strategic…
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Retailers offer takeaways on their pursuit of new propane sales, the concept of ‘gallon growth opportunities’ and more.
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Sales productivity improvement will have a huge, positive impact on new customer gains, and it will also drive a reduction in cost to acquire new customers.
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This is the first of a three-part blog series about the LP Gas State of the Industry report….
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Attendees from the 2015 LP Gas Growth Summit share their takes on trends in propane gallon sales. Watch…
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Propane industry leaders stared down their energy future during fall meetings last month in Colorado Springs, Colo. And…
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Conversations with industry executives indicate the 99-year-old propane industry is facing profound changes that threaten the long-term viability of the market. Most agree that solving those challenges will inevitably change the way marketers run their business.
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Despite an unprecedented $250 million investment that delivered new products and helped add 1 million new propane-heated homes over the last decade, U.S. propane sales for combined residential, commercial, engine, farm and industrial uses have dropped an alarming 2.5 billion gallons since 2000.
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Driven by requests for this topic and my interest to discuss only issues that will add value to retail propane businesses, I address the continued, flawed thinking in many companies that say if their gallons are up year over year, then they have had a good year.
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