A look back at last winter with Ferrell North America’s VP of transportation
December 18, 2014 By Kevin Yanik
Last year’s brutal winter had a lasting impact on a number of propane retailers and the drivers hauling…
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Retailer: Heating season adjustments made, but concerns remain
December 1, 2014 By Kevin Yanik
More storage and suppliers. Better planning and programs. Propane retailers in the Upper Midwest made a number of…
Read More Report: Propane prices, household expenditures to be lower this winter
October 23, 2014 By LP Gas
Propane prices are expected to be 17 percent lower this winter compared with the winter of 2013-14, according…
Read More Farmer almanacs take another stab at upcoming winter weather
September 15, 2014 By Brian Richesson
A Cleveland radio station makes light of a meteorologist’s weather forecast by repeatedly playing a sound bite that…
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Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, propane retailers develop propane shortage solutions
September 9, 2014 By Kevin Yanik
Scott Walker’s experience with propane was like most Americans’ until last winter. Walker has used propane to…
Read More Expect cold and wet weather this winter, Farmers’ Almanac says
August 25, 2014 By LP Gas
For a glimpse at what’s in store weather-wise this winter, check out the 2015 edition of the Farmers’…
Read More Task force to explore supply, infrastructure solutions
February 21, 2014 By LPGas
NPGA established a supply and infrastructure task force that’s charged with conducting a post-winter analysis and providing recommendations…
Read More Energy bills to rise this winter for propane-heated homes
October 8, 2013 By LP Gas
Higher fuel bills are anticipated for homes that heat with propane, EIA reports in its Short-Term Energy and Winter Fuels Outlook.
Read More Industry registers suitable heating season
April 17, 2013 By James Guyette
As St. Patrick’s Day was easing into a frosty Easter from Denver to Delaware, and Florida’s spring-break revelers…
Read More EIA: Return to near-normal winter will drive heating bills higher
October 10, 2012 By Kevin Yanik
A return to a near-normal winter is the driver behind higher home-heating expenditures forecasted across four primary fuels, reports EIA.
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