Putting positive feedback to good use
April 23, 2018 By Brian Richesson
Soon after our redesign launched last month, we received a number of nice comments from readers, who noticed everything from our new logo to the new sections.
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Soon after our redesign launched last month, we received a number of nice comments from readers, who noticed everything from our new logo to the new sections.
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The Propane Education & Research Council fueled a discussion with LP Gas Rising Leaders about propane industry issues and resources available to help propane retailers.
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The head of the nation’s forklift association reported on his industry’s record growth and suggested ways for the propane industry to regain lost market share in a traditionally strong demand area.
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The propane industry’s largest trade show returns to its longest-running host city for two years.
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The Propane Education & Research Council has reorganized its staff structure under first-year president and CEO Tucker Perkins. It eliminated three positions and changed the roles of others in the organization.
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Check out a photo slideshow of some recent LP gas-related events, including the North Carolina Propane Gas Association’s annual convention and more.
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The donation was given to the Miami-Dade Parks Foundation as a part of the Green Leadership City Award, which PERC bestowed upon the Miami-Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department for its use of propane mowers.
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The focus of PERC’s homeowner advertising program in 2018 will evolve from one that improves consumer perceptions of propane – done for the last two years through its national “Blue the dog” campaign – to one that promotes the adoption of propane appliances.
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The $5,000 donation to a Sacramento, California-based elementary school comes as a part of PERC’s nationwide campaign to educate the public on propane-powered school buses.
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The Propane Education & Research Council awarded an elementary school in the Humble Independent School District $5,000 in recognition of the district’s efforts in incorporating propane-powered buses into its fleet.
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