Training tool calculates energy costs, carbon emissions
March 10, 2011 By LP Gas
Construction professionals can help homeowners make water and space heating decisions.
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Construction professionals can help homeowners make water and space heating decisions.
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The molecule is best known as DME, or dimethyl ether, which has established a foothold in other countries, particularly China. DME’s striking similarities to propane have some within the industries exploring what they can do for each other.
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Despite an unprecedented $250 million investment that delivered new products and helped add 1 million new propane-heated homes over the last decade, U.S. propane sales for combined residential, commercial, engine, farm and industrial uses have dropped an alarming 2.5 billion gallons since 2000.
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The council introduced fleet managers to the increasing availability of vehicles fueled by autogas.
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It is an affordable and reliable choice for pairing with renewable energy sources.
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Construction professionals can gain insight to help homeowners prioritize energy-saving retrofits.
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A study examined 11 residential water heating systems in 10 geographic locations.
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I was intrigued when the Propane Education & Research Council last summer said it had hired an outside firm to assess its own staff.
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Tracy Burleson, PERC’s director of residential programs, says the struggling economy makes this an ideal time to reach out to builders: Because they aren’t busy with projects, they finally have time to take those continuing education courses and discover energy-efficient alternatives that will appeal to cost-conscious customers.
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The new project could increase annual propane demand by 10 to 20 million gallons, PERC says.
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