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Building with Propane

Whether you're building new homes or remodeling existing ones, propane is the efficient, high-performance, and environmentally friendly energy option that today’s homeowners are looking for. To help you meet that demand, the propane gas industry works continuously to train construction pros to raise the efficiency of building systems.

Innovation

Through the Propane Education & Research Council the propane industry funds the development of innovative technology. The new technologies — including combined heating and power systems, irrigation engines and on-road vehicles — have the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve operational and equipment efficiency, and provide consumers with more choices.