
Facts your customers, decision makers should know about supply
October 4, 2012 By Kevin Yanik
This year we celebrated. We reflected. The propane industry turned 100 years old. We retraced the path to…
Read MoreThis year we celebrated. We reflected. The propane industry turned 100 years old. We retraced the path to…
Read MoreA key industry wholesaler reports that the amount of propane prebuys typically transacted by mid-August has been slashed…
Read MoreWeather. Energy competition. Consumer conservation. The economy. The propane industry has faced frequent obstacles in recent years, forcing…
Read MoreInergy is planning to move forward later this year with a large-scale propane storage project in New York that was originally scheduled for completion in 2010.
Read MoreNatural gas, recognized lately for its abundance in shale deposits across the United States, has garnered its share of media attention. Its prices are at record lows, and its prospects as a motor fuel are gaining momentum.
Read MoreAn expected bounty of natural gas harvested from the nation’s abundant shale fields is widely viewed as a game-changer for the propane industry. The increased flow of natural gas liquids production from the shale fields is expected to position the United States as a net exporter of propane while boosting the domestic supply of propane for years to come.
Read MoreLone Star expects to have the project completed by the first quarter of 2013.
Read MoreIn my cross-country travels as NPGA chairman, I have learned of a broadly held industry concern regarding long-term propane supply availability.
Read MoreDCP Midstream Partners LP said it would buy Seaway Products Pipeline Co. from ConocoPhillips, convert it for natural gas liquids and expand it.
Read MorePERC has agreed to pay consulting firm Purvin and Gertz $155,000 for an in-depth analysis of the U.S. propane industry’s infrastructure.
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