Uses for Propane
There are many ways in which propane is used as a non-residential fuel. In the commercial, agricultural, and construction industries, propane provides essential businesses, farmers, and builders with sustainable, clean, and affordable energy to successfully complete many aspects of their work.
Incorporate a Proven Safe Energy Source in the Clean Heat Standard
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Commercial
Commercial businesses depend on propane for their operations and critical backup power. Without access to affordable energy, businesses will face:
- Increased operational costs
- Disruptions in quality
- The loss of critical backup power
The capital costs of propane forklifts are 30% lower than those of electric.1
Agriculture
Agriculture
Propane’s low environmental impact and portability make it a top choice for farming, especially in off-grid or remote areas. Without access to affordable propane, farmers will experience:
- Increased energy costs
- Operational disruptions
- Reduced crop yields
- And more
Construction
Construction
Propane provides heating in cold weather and powers essential equipment and tools in the construction industry. Without access to affordable propane, builders would face:
- Higher equipment and fuel costs
- Project delays and slower operating times
- Challenges with winter heating
Demand Propane’s Place in the Clean Heat Standard
Propane is an essential and vital energy resource to all aspects of the community. Let your local state officials know you want the Clean Heat Standard to incentivize propane.
1. Source: Propane.com