LP Gas Magazine

The August 2026 edition of LP Gas magazine is here‼️

This edition spotlights power generation, including selling opportunities for retailers, new products and technologies, and more.

Also find:
🔵 What residential builders should know about propane
🔵 Electrification's blind spot
🔵 Mental health in the workplace
🔵 And more!

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Safety culture doesn’t happen by accident – it starts with hiring, clear expectations and a shared commitment to doing things the right way.

Read more from Bryan Wendt, propane operations and safety manager at CHS Inc, here. ⬇️

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Building a safety culture that works - LP Gas Bryan Wendt, operations and safety manager at CHS Inc., introduces himself as the new author of the Safety First column.

Singularis I.T. appointed Tiffany (Robertson) Kornegay as client success advocate.

In the role, Kornegay will oversee client outreach and relationship management, working with customers to help them use the company’s technology services and maintain long-term business relationships.

Read more below. 👇

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Singularis IT names Tiffany Kornegay client success advocate - LP Gas Kornegay will manage client outreach and long-term relationship management for Singularis IT.

Corn remains the top U.S. crop by volume, and propane plays a major role in getting it from the field to market.

In July's Propane Market Metrics, we explore how corn leads crop production and why propane continues to be essential for grain drying across agriculture. Check it out here. ⬇️

(Sources: National Corn Growers Association; USDA-NASS 4/30/2026)

Propane Market Metrics: Corn leads U.S. crop production - LP Gas Corn remains the top U.S. crop by volume, reaching an all-time high in 2025, and leads grain drying with approximately 35 percent of agricultural propane sales.

Energy Transfer plans to expand the Nederland NGL Export Terminal to meet additional customer demand.

The project will increase ethane export capacity at Nederland by 240,000 barrels per day (bpd), along with 55,000 bpd of additional LPG capacity. Learn more below. ⬇️

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Energy Transfer expands Nederland NGL Export Terminal - LP Gas Energy Transfer LP is expanding its Nederland NGL Export Terminal to meet growing customer demand.

U.S. propane inventories jumped another 2.51 million barrels last week to 102.286 million barrels – a surprise build in a month where many expected draws.

In this week's , Mark Rachal, director of research and publications at Cost Management Solutions, describes what he calls a remarkable rise in U.S. propane inventories. ⬇️

(Chart courtesy of CMS)

Unexpected rise in US propane inventories - LP Gas Mark Rachal describes what he calls a remarkable rise in U.S. propane inventories.

Canada’s LPG market is getting a significant boost.

Keyera, AltaGas and Canadian National Railway Company are moving ahead with the Alberta Corridor Export (ACE) Rail Terminal, a $240 million project designed to move about 45,000 barrels per day of propane and butane from Fort Saskatchewan to West Coast export facilities.

Read more here. ⬇️

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ACE rail project to boost Canadian LPG export market - LP Gas Keyera Corp., AltaGas Ltd. and CN are advancing the ACE Rail Terminal, a $240 million project connecting Fort Saskatchewan to West Coast export markets.

Teeco Products announced that Mike Lorenz will become regional sales manager for the company’s Pacific Northwest territory, effective Aug. 1.

The territory includes Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. Read more below. ⬇️

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Teeco Products names Mike Lorenz regional sales manager for Pacific Northwest - LP Gas Customers in the Pacific Northwest will work with Lorenz and Randy White for product support.

Gray, Gray & Gray LLP has been named one of the country’s Top 200 accounting firms by INSIDE Public Accounting magazine.

The publication ranked Gray, Gray & Gray as the 127th-largest accounting firm in the United States, eight places higher than in 2025, and the third-largest accounting firm in Massachusetts. This marks the 14th consecutive year the firm has been ranked among the country’s Top 200 firms.

“Being named to this year’s Top 200 list reflects what has always set Gray, Gray & Gray apart: our commitment to providing exceptional service and being partners to our clients,” says James DeLeo, leading partner at Gray, Gray & Gray. “We know our clients, and they know us. That relationship allows us to deliver the quality, proactive service they need to help navigate their evolving challenges and opportunities. It is this combination of technical expertise and personal attention that continues to drive our growth and earns the trust of clients we serve.”

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