James E. Guyette

Heating season marked by rare climatic conditions tests can-do marketers.

Underwater propane storage system on course to dock costs, dangers of above-ground tanks.

Although they are popular in Europe and elsewhere around the globe, composite-constructed propane tanks have yet to catch on in the American cylinder marketplace.

Addressing the subtleties of apples-to-oranges comparisons surrounding a complex set of competing technologies, the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) has prepared a marketer-friendly guide to remote tank level monitoring systems.

An expected bounty of natural gas harvested from the nation’s abundant shale fields is widely viewed as a game-changer for the propane industry. The increased flow of natural gas liquids production from the shale fields is expected to position the United States as a net exporter of propane while...more >>

After a seemingly endless series of record-setting winter calamities whipping across the country, amid stress-inducing issues with pipelines and waterborne imports, the arrival of Valentine’s Day was signaling that the nation’s propane providers were once again able to weather the storm.

Business is running into the ground at Tippmann Industrial Products Inc. in Fort Wayne, Ind. – and company executives couldn’t be more pleased.

New from the Cavagna Group, a liquid withdrawal valve integrated into the body of the company’s underground multi-service valve is easier to reach while offering more function in less space.

A partnership between RegO Products and Presto-Tap has resulted in a new line of “Ready To Go” valves equipped with RegO’s MultiBonnet and Presto-Tap technologies.

As if trying to predict what the weather will do isn’t enough of a challenge for propane marketers, industry experts are wondering whether there will be sufficiently efficient propane flow in the eastern United States to cover this year’s winter heating season.