Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Manufacturing Energy Consumption Surveys 2002 through 2022 (preliminary)

Propane Market Metrics: US manufacturing energy consumption

April 26, 2025 By LP Gas

EIA data shows an increase in US manufacturing energy consumption.

Propane Market Metrics: US hydrocarbon gas liquid imports and exports

March 26, 2025 By LP Gas

Examine U.S. Energy Information Administration data of U.S. hydrocarbon gas liquid imports and exports.

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Source: Cargas 2025 Top Technology Trends in Fuel Delivery Benchmarking Report

Propane market metrics: Technology trends

February 20, 2025 By LP Gas

See highlights from Cargas’s 2025 Top Technology Trends in Fuel Delivery Benchmarking Report.

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Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Weekly Petroleum Status Report

Propane market metrics: Breaking down propane inventories

February 8, 2025 By LP Gas

The U.S. was well stocked with propane heading into the 2024-25 winter heating season, according to U.S. Energy Information Administration data.

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Breaking down propane inventories

February 4, 2025 By LP Gas

U.S. propane inventories were at the top of the five-year range spanning the winter of 2019-20 to the winter of 2023-24.

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Figure 1 illustrates propane contribution to the U.S. energy mix across various sectors and its variation by Census region. (Source: ICF)

Sectoral overview of US propane demand trends

November 15, 2024 By Anant Garg, Michael Sloan and Neha Jain

Propane is a versatile energy source across the U.S., with its utilization influenced by regional needs and infrastructure.

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Figure 1 showcases the change in the autogas consumption within the U.S. along with the change in the primary and secondary propane autogas stations in the country. (Source: PERC, AFDC, ICF)

Evolution of US autogas consumption and refueling infrastructure

October 24, 2024 By Neha Jain, Anant Garg and Michael Sloan

ICF explores U.S. autogas consumption trends from 2018 to 2022, along with changes in autogas vehicles and station counts.

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July 2024: US corn crop progress

July 2, 2024 By LP Gas

Propane retailers preparing for the crop drying season should note that corn crop progress is on pace with the five-year average.

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Source: Cargas 2024 Top Technology Trends in Fuel Delivery Benchmarking Report; cargasenergy.com

How companies are addressing cybersecurity concerns

June 11, 2024 By LP Gas

Fuel delivery companies say hacks and breaches, ransomware, viruses and security create the biggest cybersecurity concerns for their operations.

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In these applications, 85 percent of the propane is used for space heating, 12 percent for water heating, 3 percent for cooking and 1 percent for clothes drying. (Source: National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) ResStock dataset/February 2024)

Propane consumption by end use in residential buildings in the US

May 6, 2024 By Michael Sloan, Neha Jain and Lina Osorio Copete

Across the U.S., propane is primarily used for space heating with moderate usage for cooking, water heating, clothes drying and outdoor living applications.

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