Canadian pipeline’s approval a reminder of what U.S. is missing
July 17, 2014 By Kevin Yanik
The Canadian government approved a pipeline June 17 that will move oil from Alberta, Canada, to the Pacific…
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Study backs autogas as viable option for fleet vehicles
June 19, 2014 By LP Gas
The Mississippi Propane Gas Association (MPGA) released a study from the John C. Stennis Institute of Government at…
Read More Retailer strategies for future harsh winters
May 13, 2014 By Kevin Yanik
A January blizzard is in full effect, bringing 2 feet of snow, sub-zero temperatures and wind chills that…
Read More Supply disruptions, price spikes deliver tight, tough winter heating season
April 21, 2014 By James Guyette and LP Gas
As the term polar vortex entered the nation’s lexicon, many propane providers and their customers were wishing a…
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LP Gas Hall of Fame Profile: William B. McHenry
March 28, 2014 By Brian Richesson
The LP Gas Hall of Fame welcomed five inductees to the Class of 2014 during a dinner and…
Read More State senator, NYPGA push for Finger Lakes storage facility approval
February 11, 2014 By LP Gas
Republican state Sen. George Maziarz joined the New York Propane Gas Association (NYPGA) and propane industry leaders at…
Read More Marketers, state execs mull effects of propane supply issues
January 22, 2014 By Kevin Yanik
Propane marketers were begging for colder temperatures two years ago throughout that mild winter. Now, they’re begging for…
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Overcoming propane shortage: Q&A with Texas association head
January 21, 2014 By Kevin Yanik
Challenging. Untimely. Unprecedented. There are a number of adjectives that can be used to describe the current propane…
Read More PGANE: Same-day emergency response efforts serve as reminder of training’s value
December 20, 2013 By LP Gas
A propane tanker crash and a bobtail rollover both occurred Dec. 18 in New Hampshire, but, according to…
Read More Crop drying season presents unique supply challenges for propane marketers
November 21, 2013 By Kevin Yanik
Drought-like conditions followed a wet spring this year in the Corn Belt, leading marketers to believe little propane would be needed to dry corn this fall.
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