Although Canadians have been using propane for years for heating, grilling, and other applications, the global emphasis on clean fuels has reignited interest in making propane the fossil fuel of choice. But while you may have heard propane being an important alternative fuel, many Canadians don’t know very much about what propane actually is or why it’s so great. Let’s take a closer look at both of these questions:
Topics: About Propane
Everyone knows that propane is great for grilling, but not everyone knows that it has a wide variety of other applications as well. Safe, compact, and efficient, propane can be found nearly everywhere. Here are a few ideal applications for propane.
Topics: Home & Cottages, Commercial Propane
Are you looking to move into a new house this year? Then you have probably looked into some alternative methods that will help you reduce costs and empower you to live a more environmentally-friendly lifestyle.
Residential propane can do just that, and is a huge selling point when buying a home in the 21st Century.
As a clean-burning, cost-effective and safe alternative energy source, propane will help you to save money on your monthly utility bills, significantly reduce your carbon footprint and improve your energy efficiency. These are all fantastic elements to keep in mind when purchasing your new home.
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Propane is a safe and clean burning heating option and has very little impact on the environment but, like any fuel source, it is not without risks and must be managed with care.
Download the Canadian Propane Association's safety brochure.
One issue you may experience is a propane leak. While they are not common, they can happen and you want to be sure you are prepared. The following will help you understand how to identify a leak and what you should do to avoid a propane fire.
Identifying a Propane Leak Propane is known for having an incredibly potent smell, similar to that of rotten eggs or a dead animal. This is done on purpose. Propane is virtually odourless by nature, so manufacturers add the smell, making it easier for you and your family to identify a leak. Make sure that everyone in your home recognizes this smell so that they can take the necessary precautions.
Read MoreTopics: Propane Safety
One of the favourite things of spring and summer is getting outside to enjoy the great weather with a meal hot off the BBQ. If you haven't already done so, I'm sure it's on your mind to get your BBQ cleaned up of winter dust and debris, so that you can get grilling.
We'd like to share with you some safety tips from The Canadian Propane Association.
Topics: Budget Propane, Propane Safety
Small business owners and homeowners throughout Canada, are interested in making sure that they manage energy efficiently and reduce as much as possible processes that produce greenhouse gases.
Read MoreTopics: Propane Benefits
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