Propane Canada

PROPANE CANADA is published six times a year: (November/December; January/February; March/April; May/June; July/August; September/October). The book is edited for the Canadian LP Gas industry and devotes its entire energies to the promotion and well-being of this segment of the oil and gas marketplace.

06 COLUMN

• The Value of Industry Specific Solutions For Fleet Management

08 FORECAST

• 2025 Propane Industry Outlook & Trends

• Viewpoint: Canadian Propane Exports Poised to Rise

12 APPLIANCES

• Biden Officials Quietly Ban Most Gas & Propane Powered Tankless Heaters by Issuing Lame-Duck Regulations

• Trump Reportedly Mulls Executive Order Protecting Gas & Propane Stoves From Radical Left’s Green Crusade

16 MICROGRIDS

• Propane Is a Sustainable Choice for Growing Microgrid Need

28 AUTOGAS

30 PROPANE NEWS/CALENDAR OF EVENTS/AD INDEX

Front Cover

Canadian propane exports to Asia are expected to continue growing in 2025, driven by increased export capacity and natural gas liquids (NGL) production, as producers ramp up drilling to meet rising demand ahead of the LNG Canada export facility start-up.

Ridley Island Propane Export Terminal (RIPET). RIPET, as seen from above, has the capacity to move 40,000 barrels per day.

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