Retail propane faces competition from export market
December 7, 2020 By Brian Richesson
The retail propane community was once a prominent component of the overall domestic demand picture, but the shale boom created other demand options.
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Blackline Midstream acquires Sea-3 Inc., propane terminal
November 23, 2017 By Brian Richesson
Blackline Midstream acquired Sea-3 Inc., owner of New England’s propane storage and distribution terminal located in Newington, New Hampshire, from Trammo Inc.
Read More Sea-3 of Florida expands at Tampa facility
December 1, 2015 By Megan Smalley
Sea-3 of Florida Inc., a subsidiary of Trammo, plans to add $15 million in infrastructure at its Port…
Read More Sea-3 reaches settlement, moves forward with terminal plans
November 12, 2015 By Megan Smalley
Sea-3 Inc. received approval to move forward with plans to upgrade its Newington, N.H., terminal in an effort…
Read More Sea-3 vice president of marketing retires
April 28, 2015 By LP Gas
Michael Tracey, Sea-3 vice president of marketing, announced his retirement this month. Tracey has been with Sea-3 in…
Read More Officials, regulators cooperate as propane industry prepares for winter
September 22, 2014 By James Guyette and LP Gas
Hoping to ease the trials and tribulations that beset last winter, propane providers are pulling out all of…
Read More Tracking the latest developments in U.S. propane supply
December 9, 2013 By Brian Richesson
The beginning of the winter heating season brought busyness to – and some backlash from – propane marketers,…
Read More Uncertainty reigns
September 1, 2008 By LP Gas
As the waning summer waxed into fall, uncertainty was the watchword among industry experts asked what this winter will bring.
Read More ‘Average’ Winter Weather Squeezes Margins, Cash Flow
March 1, 2005 By LP Gas
As January rolled into February, propane marketers nationwide were hoping for a prolonged cold spell to bolster what’s being called an average heating season with fewer gallons pumped and lower margins earned.
Read More Winter worries
September 1, 2004 By LP Gas
Unseasonal weather and growing residential demand will again be key factors in the upcoming winter supply season, but record crude oil prices this summer also should be factored into this year’s equation.
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