What the LP Gas Code says about installing, testing cathodic protection systems
September 20, 2025 By Richard Fredenburg
Richard Fredenburg encourages propane professionals to keep underground propane tanks in mind.
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Monitored cathodic protection, tank safety fuel new partnership
January 16, 2025 By Brian Richesson
Metsa and Mopeka are partnering to provide propane retailers and homeowners with what company leaders are calling a solution “born from need.”
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Review code requirements for underground tanks
December 25, 2024 By John McCoy
Understand the safety requirements for installation, material and equipment when it comes to underground tanks.
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Metsa, One-Tank partner on underground tank, monitor integration
November 11, 2024 By Brian Richesson
The companies are preparing to launch their integrated solution for underground tanks in early 2025.
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Proper underground propane tank installation
September 20, 2024 By Ryan Card
The installation of underground propane tanks from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) plays a huge role in the propane industry in the Northeast.
Read More Underground tank dome designed for safe, easy installation
January 17, 2024 By Ellen Kriz
Metsa Tanks’ underground tank dome was designed with the collaboration of service technicians and installers, with a design focused on their comfort and safety.
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Set underground lines safely
January 2, 2023 By John McCoy
Propane marketers routinely set new systems at residential, commercial and industrial customer locations. Follow these steps to avoid striking a utility.
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Two propane marketers boost business with underground tanks
April 12, 2022 By Ellen Kriz
Weather, topography and soil type are among the factors propane marketers assess when planning what tank placements are advantageous for their businesses.
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Corrosion Defense
June 1, 2008 By LP Gas
New program instructs marketers on key points of cathodic protection
Read More What’s up down under
January 1, 2007 By LP Gas
Scientists and engineers are on top of the quest for non-steel alternatives for tank construction, breaking new ground in researching suitable composite materials slated for below-grade applications.
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