About Propane

The EPA and DOE calls propane a “Clean Alternative Fuel.”

The EPA and DOE calls propane a “Clean Alternative Fuel.”

Propane is
Economical

  • The price of propane depends on many things: U.S. production, weather, inventory levels and other factors. Propane is one of the least expensive fuels available.

  • Keep monthly heating bills low by planning in advance. Fill your propane tank before the start of the heating season – don’t wait until it’s empty. Also, talk with your propane supplier about payment plan options.

Propane is
Easily Available

  • According to the EIA, Michigan uses more propane for  residential heating than any other state in the country.

  • Almost 90 percent of all propane is produced in the United States.

  • Unlike other heating fuels, propane is delivered right to your home.

Propane is
Clean Burning

  • Propane releases less carbon dioxide than ethanol, gasoline, kerosene, bio-diesel, fuel oil and coal, and does not contaminate aquifers or soil.

  • The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recognizes propane as a clean-burning fuel.