
Winter preview: Disruptive conditions persist
November 16, 2021 By James Guyette
This winter, propane companies are planning ahead to ease fears of price spikes and supply shortages, among other factors.
Read MoreThis winter, propane companies are planning ahead to ease fears of price spikes and supply shortages, among other factors.
Read MoreDespite high inventory levels at the propane trading hubs currently, we remain concerned about the potential for local market supply shortages during high winter demand periods.
Read MoreMark Rachal looks at the relationship between propane and crude, and what to expect going forward based on that relationship.
Read MoreIn addition to crude’s collapse, Rachal discusses the propane pricing and supply environment. COVID-19 will have a greater impact on propane supply than it will on propane demand, he says.
Read MoreThe price of crude has rebounded a little since, but the potential for it to go lower is still present due to demand destruction from COVID-19 and producers not cooperating to limit production.
Read MoreIn this week’s Trader’s Corner, we are going to take a closer look at U.S. propane production. Quite simply, too much production has been the reason that propane prices are under 40 cents at the hubs and near modern-day lows in relative value to WTI crude.
Read MoreIn this issue of Trader’s Corner, Cost Management Solutions takes a look at how and why propane prices rebounded from January 2016 through October 2018.
Read MoreIn our monthly print and digital editions of LP Gas magazine, we feature a section that highlights the…
Read MoreMarty Lerum of Propane Resources provides his thoughts on how propane retailers should respond to customers’ questions about supply and pricing.
Read MoreThe pricing pattern for March and May turned out to be very similar, but April was a little different.
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