From water and home heating to cooking and clothes drying, propane provides essential energy solutions to help you save money and lower your carbon footprint.
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Propane is used daily by hundreds of thousands of Canadians from coast to coast to coast, from heating homes, drying crops, powering forklifts to transporting children to school.
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Energized is the official tri-annual magazine of the Canadian Propane Association (CPA). Each edition looks at the important role of propane in Canada and examines topics including energy policy, the environment, new technology, and the economy.
Energized is distributed across Canada to elected officials, government employees, regulators, CPA members, and industry stakeholders.
The CPA: Increased Focus on Advocacy
The path to net zero
Canadians take their carbon footprint into their own hands with the help of propane
Marketing propane in the new energy landscape: insights from the experts
#CPA10: Our Founding Story and Future Outlook
Reliable Safe and Greener – the Future Points to Propane
The Propane Training Institute goes international and reaches the Caribbean
Canadian prioritize energy stability, affordability as pandemic continues
It’s everywhere, from sourcing to shipping, installing and converting, safety defines the culture of today’s propane industry
Propane is Pushing the Boundaries of Technology and What it Means to be Clean
Efficient, low-cost, high-performing auto propane: The results support the science
With the Clean Fuel Standard being painted, the future of propane looks promising
