Propane is a Clean Fuel
The Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy calls propane a “Clean Alternative Fuel.”
Propane is a Naturally Low-Carbon Fuel
Propane is non-toxic to the air, water or soil. It contains less CO2 than gasoline, fuel oil and coal, bio-diesel, ethanol and kerosene.
The EPA recognizes propane as a clean, domestic fuel used for home heating, appliances and vehicles.
Propane is Less Expensive Fuel
Propane prices are determined by supply and demand along with overall production levels, inventory levels and other factors.
Like all commodities, the best time to lock in a low price/gallon is during the summer when the demand for propane is low.
Propane is Readily Available Fuel
Nearly 90 % of all propane is produced in the U.S. Michigan has a large storage capacity and dedicated transport systems to serve thousands of residents.
Electricity generation is 30% efficient where propane is near 90% as propane is efficiently delivered right to your home.
