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.

6: Column

• Nine Top Propane Apps in 2019

9: NPGA 2019 – REGO’s New
Product Showcase

10: Column

• The Future of Work in 2050 – When Your Kids/Grandkids Grow up, They Might Not Have Jobs

14: Project

• Inter Pipeline Advances Toward 2021 Commissioning of Canada’s First PDH/PP Project
• Pembina Pipeline Green Lights PDH/PP Project & Approves Phase VIII Peace Pipeline Expansion

20: Propane Dehydrogenation

• Market Demand for Propylene Projected to Enjoy Long-term Growth – Propane as Feedstock Fills Ever-widening Gap

22: Public Policy

• Canada Eyes Methane Emissions Reduction from Natural Gas Supply Chain

28: Equipment and Products

• KBR Announces a New Propane Dehydrogenation Technology
• ValvTect^® and Better Diesel FBC Announce Alliance

30: Ad Index, Calendar of Events

Front Cover

The Heartland petrochemical complex represents the largest organic growth project in our history, and a key part of our growth strategy. The project [is] designed to convert 22,000 bbl/d locally sourced, low-cost propane into 525,000 tonnes/annum (TPA) of polypropylene, a high-value, easy to transport plastic used in the manufacturing of a wide range of finished products.