
PERC releases results from 2024 Propane Construction Research Program
March 11, 2025 By Chris Markham
Findings from the 2024 Propane Construction Research Program show that propane can reduce a home’s CO2 output by 35 percent.
Read MoreFindings from the 2024 Propane Construction Research Program show that propane can reduce a home’s CO2 output by 35 percent.
Read MoreThe Port of Newark is phasing out diesel-powered port tractors in favor of propane tractors.
Read MoreThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) electric vehicle and truck mandates are working their way through the system – but not without pushback.
Read MoreNicholas Trucking Co., a Pennsylvania-based contractor for the U.S. Postal Service, added three Ford F-750 trucks fueled with propane autogas to its fleet.
Read MorePropane marketers working to run their operations optimally are navigating issues with their trucking fleet, and many of the issues revolve around timing.
Read MoreThe global nature of diesel has led to its elevated pricing in the U.S., despite the nation’s export of roughly 1 million barrels of the distillate every day.
Read MoreData from a new study with PERC shows a reduction in emissions from using propane-powered terminal tractors compared to diesel.
Read MoreOberon Fuels and DCC Energy are partnering on the design, construction and operation of multiple rDME production plants in Europe.
Read MoreThe Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) now offers the Manufactured Housing Retailer Incentive Program to promote the use of propane appliances.
Read MoreThe Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) approved 11 funding requests during its November meeting in Destin, Florida.
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