On December 26, 2024, the Department of Energy released its Final Rule: Energy Conservation Program: Energy Conservation Standards for Consumer Gas-fired Instantaneous Water Heaters. The rule would deprive consumers of energy choice, and would eliminate a product class of non-condensing tankless water heaters from the market.

Propane down despite inventory drawThe EIA reported U.S. propane inventories declined 2.455 millionbarrels for the week ending January 3. Industry analysts wereexpecting a 2.78-million-barrel draw. Over the last five years inventoryhas declined 1.967 million barrels during week 53/1 of the year. Propane production was down

Propane up despite light drawThe EIA reported U.S. propane inventories declined 552,000 barrels forthe week ending December 27. Industry analysts were expecting a 3.23million-barrel draw. Over the last five years inventory has declined3.096 million barrels during week 52 of the year. Propane production was up

Propane inventories were reported down 4.504 million barrels.Markets reacted bullishly to the number but probably shouldn’t have.Inventory remains very high. Analysts on average expected a 2.64million-barrel draw on inventory and the five-year average for week 51of the year had been a draw of 3.596 million

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported U.S. propane inventoriesdown 2.954 million barrels for the week ending December 13, this was the secondlarge drop in as many weeks. The draw put inventories at 90.099 million barrels.That is 3.631 million barrels, 3.9% below last year and 9.65%

The EIA reported U.S. propane inventory down 662,000 barrels for the week ending Nov 29. Industry expectations on average were for a draw of 2.25 million barrels. Over the last five years inventories have averaged a draw of 768,000 barrels during week 48 of the

The EIA reported U.S. propane inventory down 2.141 million barrels for the week ending Nov 8. Industry expectations on average were for a draw of 900,000. Over the last five years inventories have averaged a draw of 784,000 barrels during week 45 of the year.

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported U.S. propaneinventories down 1.021 million barrels for the week endingNovember 1. The draw put inventories at 100.509 million barrels,2.061 million barrels, 2.1% above last year and 10.7% higher than thefive-year average for week 44 of the year. A survey

Light inventory buildThe Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported U.S. propaneinventories up just 263,000 barrels for the week ending Sept 27. The smallbuild put inventories at 97.823 million barrels, 3.585 million barrels, 3.5%below last year and 7.41% higher than the five-year average for week 39 ofthe

NPGA and its members share the goal of reducing emissions from propane. Propane plays an important role in the decarbonization of the economy. NPGA and its member companies have supported efforts to reduce the carbon intensity of the propane industry through the development of renewable