From water and home heating, to cooking and clothes drying, propane provides essential energy solutions to help you save money and the environment.
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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.
The health and safety of customers and employees are vital to the propane industry.
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Warm weather means more backyard BBQs! Check out our tips to ensure you are operating your BBQ safely.
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View fact sheets and brochures filled with information about propane and the propane industry.
Canada has an abundant supply of propane and exports over 50% of its propane production. Propane serves as a crucial energy source for billions of people worldwide for cooking, heating, generating power, cleaning and drying clothes, and powering automobiles and equipment such as forklifts.
Auto propane and compressed natural gas (CNG) are both Canadian-made, low-emission and less expensive than gasoline. But every dollar invested in auto propane goes further for our environment and for fleet budgets.
As more FLEET OWNERS look to reduce their emissions and create a cleaner environment, many have turned to alternative options such as auto propane and electric to meet their sustainability goals.
Low-emission, low-cost propane powers today’s high-performance farms
Propane cylinders have a range of identifying marks on the cylinder collar. Understanding them assists all propane users
At the start of the barbecue season or when you change the propane cylinder, complete this three-step safety check
Knowing how to use patio heaters and open-flame appliances safely will help everyone enjoy outdoor dining well into the fall and winter season while avoiding the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning and fire.
If you live in an area that’s at risk of wildfires, make sure your family is prepared for the unexpected. Before, during, and after a wildfire, there are a few key things to consider to keep your family and your home as safe as possible. Follow the tips below and contact your local propane supplier if your propane system ever gets damaged.
Propane cylinders should never be thrown in household garbage or recycling containers for roadside pick-up!
Ensure you and your families are comfortable & safe this winter
Carbon monoxide (Co) is a colorless, odorless and tasteless toxic gas. All fuel-burning appliances can present the risk of CO poisoning if not installed, operated, vented or maintained properly.
Small cylinders are compact and portable – it is no wonder they are used extensively for RVing, camping, and backpacking, not to mention powering outdoor equipment like fire pits and barbecues
Whether caused by heavy rain, spring thaws or other emergencies, floods can create disruption for unprepared propane users. Fortunately, a little knowledge and a few simple measures can help keep your home and family safe.
