Have you ever checked your propane tank after you have had it refilled by your supplier and wondered why it’s only at 80 per cent, rather than completely filled? Don’t worry, you’re not alone - and many are left slightly confused as to whether they’ve not been given all of the propane that they’ve paid for.

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Believe it or not, summer in Ontario, Canada, is almost here and that means you have probably already started thinking about the ways you can make the most of your summer before the snow hits again.

Taking advantage of your backyard will be high on the list. Did you know that propane can help you achieve that whilst also helping you save money?

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Warmer weather is here, spring is in the air and there’s no better time to start those spring cleaning chores that you’ve had on your to-do list for the past few months - but remember, don’t forget about your propane-powered appliances.

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Whether you are a residential property owner, a construction site manager, a restaurateur, the owner of an agricultural company or the manager of a large commercial building, you are likely reading this blog because of one thing - the desire to cut down on your carbon footprint and become more environmentally friendly.

To achieve this goal, many businesses and residential homeowners turn to propane for its wealth of environmentally-friendly benefits. Before we take a look at what makes propane the perfect low-emission solution, let’s first take a look at what propane actually is.

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If you have read anything online about propane, such as our blog titled ‘15 Reasons Why Propane is the Best Choice for You’, you’ll already know the vast number of benefits that the use of propane can have for your residential property or commercial business. 

Even if you haven’t read about the subject of propane, you’ll probably have heard somewhere about how propane is a cost-effective and environmentally-friendly source of fuel that produces fewer greenhouse gases than other carbon-based energy alternatives, including coal, gasoline, diesel and oil. 

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Many people in Ontario, Canada, know how to use propane in their daily lives to heat their water, warm their houses, power their appliances, cook their food and much more - but do you know how propane is made?

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