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Welcome to the February 2025 Propane Pulse: Strengthening exports, advancing renewable propane, and navigating energy policy. This edition highlights CPA President Shannon Watt’s mission to Japan—aimed at expanding export opportunities and forging sustainable energy partnerships—while also addressing the looming impact of a potential U.S. tariff on Canadian propane.
Welcome to the January 2025 Propane Pulse: Strengthening exports, advancing renewable propane, and navigating energy policy.
Welcome to the December 2024 Propane Pulse: National poll insights, advocacy updates, and energy trends.
OTTAWA, ON, February 3, 2025 – CPA President and CEO Shannon Watt is joining senior Alberta government officials, industry representatives, and Indigenous leaders on a Canada-Japan energy mission from January 29 to February 6, 2025. Organized by Energy for a Secure Future and supported by the Alberta government, the mission aims to diversify Canada’s energy export channels. The undertaking is timely given the focus on expanding propane’s international markets.
The U.S. and Canadian propane industries are vitally intertwined and provide home heat to millions of Americans and Canadians, primarily in rural areas. We are committed to safety, reliability, and providing a low-emission and economical energy solution.
Canada supplies one of every seven barrels of propane used in the United States. And equipment and parts vital to keeping costs down on both sides of the border are sourced from around the world.
The Hill Times Shannon Watt • CAN • December 16
This winter, the government needs to remove taxes on lower-emission home energy sources like propane. A two-month tax holiday on non-essentials like game consoles and snack foods is a short-sighted attempt to solve Canada’s affordability crisis.
