When we talk about how cold a month gets, one useful measure is heating degree days (HDDs). An HDD shows how much the average outdoor temperature fell below a base value – typically 65 °F in the U.S. The colder the temperature, the higher the HDDs. The more HDDs there are, the more heating (and… Continue reading Heating Degree Days – and Why October’s Numbers Matter
In the propane industry, strong relationships often matter just as much as competitive pricing or reliable service. One way many fuel companies can create these relationships is through supplier mixers. These events bring together propane business owners, managers, suppliers, and industry partners in one place to share ideas, strengthen trust, and create new opportunities. For… Continue reading Strengthening Propane Supplier Ties Through Mixers
If you run a small propane company, you already know how tough it can be to stay competitive. Big suppliers have buying power, large fleets, and strong brand recognition. But small operators have something else – community ties, strong customer loyalty, and the ability to work together. One powerful way to make the most of that is by starting a propane co-op with nearby companies just like yours.
