Lingering impacts of COVID-19, market factors challenge retailers
A number of industry sources have weighed in on winter preparation, positive developments and still the potential for supply-and-distribution disruptions. read more
NFPA 58 code changes in progress
The NFPA Technical Committee on Liquefied Petroleum Gases is making changes to the LP gas code that will result in a new edition of NFPA 58 in 2023. read more
Takeaways from the 2021 Propane Expo
The propane industry waited 2.5 years for the return of the National Propane Gas Association’s Southeastern Convention & International Propane Expo. read more
Line 5 gets Canadian support, protester pushback
Line 5, which transports light oil and natural gas liquids that supply more than half of Michigan’s propane needs, was back in the news in October. read more
Mild start to heating season shrinks inventory deficit
Mark Rachal, director of research and publications for Cost Management Solutions, discusses the propane inventory deficit and the mild start to heating season. read more
Flexible metallic connectors play critical safety role
Propane safety expert Randy Warner explains the safety functions of flexible metallic connectors that run from regulator to service valve. read more
Pullback in propane prices may indicate buying opportunity
Propane buyers and consumers should recognize how quickly the pricing environment could change should winter heating demand finally arrive. read more
Renewable propane enhances already-impressive vehicle display
Energy leaders, including those from the propane industry, continue to look at the viability and production of renewable propane in the U.S. read more
Timely propane inventory build puts downward pressure on prices
U.S. propane inventory increased to 73.620 million barrels as of Oct. 15, breaking a concerning downtrend in inventory from the prior two weeks. read more
Preserving energy choice
Tom Jaenicke argues that the propane industry needs more tools to market the future of propane and to preserve energy choice. read more
