
January cold impacts US propane supply
February 3, 2025 By Mark Rachal
Mark Rachal examines the January cold’s impact on U.S. propane supply and argues that confidence in propane supply remains high.
Read MoreMark Rachal examines the January cold’s impact on U.S. propane supply and argues that confidence in propane supply remains high.
Read MoreThis week, Mark Rachal, director of research and publications, parses out a discrepancy in Midwest propane inventory.
Read MorePropane inventories are high everywhere, but it’s the Midwest inventory chart that stands out.
Read MoreU.S. average expenditures for households heating primarily with propane will total about $1,190, according to the EIA’s Winter Fuels Outlook.
Read MoreU.S. propane inventories are the highest they have ever been and may go even higher before the sustained drawdown begins.
Read MoreMark Rachal explores the recent moves in propane inventories.
Read MoreFor the week ending Aug. 9, the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported U.S. propane inventories exceeded the 90-million-barrel mark.
Read MoreImproving the inventory position on the Gulf Coast will bring relief to propane markets and perhaps take some of the pressure off propane prices.
Read MoreWith a La Niña, cold waters in the Pacific Ocean push the jet stream northward, affecting the weather in and around the United States.
Read MoreThis week, Cost Management Solutions’ Mark Rachal takes a closer look at the current market and the recent inventory build.
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