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 Hidden Cost of Bad Supply Habits: Why Propane Marketers Need ‘Best Buy’ Optimization

• Oil is Beautiful: It’s Time to Chuck the Left’s Rabid Obsession with Casting Oil As Dirty

• North America Leads Largest LNG Export Surge Since 2022

• Canada Eyes Asia for Incremental LPG Exports, Race on to Build New Infrastructure

• U.S. Propane Imports May Not Recover Despite New PDH Capacity

14 TANKS

• Custom Tank Engineering Drives Business Growth

• New Standard in Tank Aesthetics & Maintenance

26 AUTOGAS

28 PROPANE NEWS

30 CALENDAR/AD INDEX

Front Cover

When Donald Fernald reflects on the propane industry, he does so with a perspective few can match. Over the past five decades, he has witnessed sweeping technological shifts, evolving market forces, and changing public perceptions, all while helping shape the industry himself.

Bill Young working on a SES built fire-fighter training facility in Qatar in 2013 (photo courtesy of Superior Energy Systems).