
Propane supply paper: prepare and respond
November 24, 2016 By Brian Richesson
The 2013-14 winter has forced the propane industry to take its preparedness level up a notch.
Read MorePropane has become a more expensive Btu over the summer, relatively speaking.
Read MoreEIA changed its methodology for collecting data on exports, including propane, in an effort to try and make its weekly estimates more accurate.
Read MoreHigher projected U.S. household winter propane expenditures compared to last year and soaring U.S. propane inventory highlight the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) annual Winter Fuels Outlook, released Thursday, Oct. 13.
Read MoreLast week’s big news was the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries’ decision to curb its production in an effort to support sagging crude prices.
Read MoreMost of us in the propane industry focus on propane and crude fundamentals to provide guidance on the…
Read MoreThis past week, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported U.S. propane inventory increased 1.963 million barrels.
Read MoreA lack of available storage options in Conway is having a profound effect on propane prices. Midwest propane…
Read MoreCrude prices in the United States and around the world are in a sharp decline. Find out what this means for propane prices.
Read MoreSummer serves as a prime time to connect with greenhouse growers about their propane needs.
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