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.

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.

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?

When you think of propane the first things that come to mind include barbecues, portable stoves, water heaters and furnaces. But did you know, propane is actually Canada’s most popular source of alternative fuel for vehicles?

Spring is here, signalling the busiest season for anyone that owns a farm. With the snow slowly melting, it’s time for fields to be plowed, crops to be planted and young animals to be looked after.

This is a hectic season for farmers, and what you do right now will decide whether you finish with a successful or disappointing year. That’s why it’s essential you look at ways to improve your business processes, cut costs and become more efficient.

With the official first day of spring having just passed earlier this week, we will soon be approaching the start of the construction and building season in Ontario.

If you are a construction site manager, general contractor, sub-contractor or a builder, it’s likely that you will be using these last few weeks of potential snowfall to start planning your projects for the year.

These plans will include making sure that you hit deliverables and project deadlines, as well as considering ways you can reduce costs to maximize your profits. Did you know that powering your construction site with propane can help you do just that?