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Good morning. The propane industry, along with many others, waits and watches to see the fallout from President Trump’s decisions to slap tariffs on Canada,… Read More "Are We Heading to the Deep Freeze in the Back of February?"

It’s been a bit since we have taken a look at propane flat price relative to recent years, so let’s start off with that today.… Read More "The Propane Buzz for January 30, 2025"

The EIA announced a massive draw of 7.9M/bbls for the week ending January 24th, 2025. This might be the second-largest weekly draw on record; that… Read More "EIA: Historic Inventory Drawdown"

Here are some market thoughts from Flashpoint’s Darius Lechtenberger “WTI crude and refined product prices are slightly stronger despite no immediate response from OPEC+ to… Read More "More Cold Signals for February"

The EIA announced a draw of 3.7M/bbls for the week ending January 17, 2025. National inventories now stand at 74.1M/bbls compared to 67.9/bbls one year… Read More "EIA: Inventories Draw 3.7M, February Weather Pattern Discussion"

Crude and WTI are relatively flat today, and the big story in propane remains the weather. The Southeast had an unprecedented snow event, with parts… Read More "February Weather Outlook"

Let’s begin with a look at hedge fund activity as it relates to the petroleum sector, with information provided from John Kemp. ‘Investors have eliminated… Read More "Hedge Funds Turning Bullish on Petroleum Products"

  The EIA announced a draw of 4.7M/bbls for the week ending January 10, 2025. National inventories now stand at 77.9M/bbls compared to 76.3M/bbls one… Read More "EIA: Propane Draws 4.7M"

January of 2025 is off to an incredible start for home heating demand for much of the country, and it will stay that way through the rest of the month, based on current weather modeling. If the forecast for the next two weeks verifies, January of 2025 may wind up with the second-most GWHDDs of any January since 2014 and barely falling short of that epic month. Read More "A January For the Record Books?"

There is more going on in the world than just the weather, but in the propane world, the weather is THE thing right now. However,… Read More "Coast to Coast Below Normal Temperatures"