Making our point about propane ‘Supply Points’
April 8, 2019 By Brian Richesson
In our monthly print and digital editions of LP Gas magazine, we feature a section that highlights the […]
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Ray Energy tabs vice president of supply
April 5, 2019 By Joe McCarthy
Leanne Mazoch brings over 20 years of oil and gas industry experience to the vice president of supply role with Ray Energy.
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Growth in US propane supply exceeding demand
February 18, 2019 By Mark Rachal
Propane’s relative value to WTI crude has been falling this year. Comparing propane’s value to crude’s value is […]
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Supply challenges and the gallon challenge
December 7, 2018 By Joe McCarthy
Dale Delay of Cost Management Solutions, Randy Thompson of ThompsonGas address attendees at the LP Gas Growth Summit.
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Propane’s lower value reflects confidence in supply
November 5, 2018 By Mark Rachal and Dale Delay
The October sell-off in propane seems to show that players in the propane market are not worried about […]
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In The Know: Preparing for the winter ahead
October 18, 2018 By Tony Botts
Propane Resources’ Tony Botts breaks down the issues propane retailers should be aware of for the 2018 winter heating season.
Read More In the Know: Answers to questions about propane supply, pricing
August 9, 2018 By Marty Lerum
Marty Lerum of Propane Resources provides his thoughts on how propane retailers should respond to customers’ questions about supply and pricing.
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Petrochemical companies still consuming relatively low volumes of propane
August 6, 2018 By Mark Rachal and Dale Delay
In July, U.S. propane exports kicked into higher gear.
Read More Robust domestic liquids supply faces takeaway constraints
August 2, 2018 By Jack Belcher
The U.S. supply equation continues to be dominated by the shale gas boom. This means more associated gas production and supply in the producing basins.
Read More Examining price spread in PADDs 2 & 3
July 17, 2018 By Clara Richter
In 2017, Mont Belvieu averaged a higher price than Conway by 4.52 cents. That 4.5-cent spread is maintained because of the oversupply in the Midwest, Cost Management Solutions says.
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