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Comment on Propane (Autogas) vs. Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) by Brooke

Brooke — Thu, 26 May 2011 14:45:28 +0000

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Comment on Propane (Autogas) vs. Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) by Evelyn

Evelyn — Wed, 25 May 2011 15:13:17 +0000

Hi all -

CNG is increasingly a valuable fuel source, particularly for heavy-duty applications. However, regarding the statement above that most of propane is sourced by foreign crude oil, this is incorrect.

In fact, PERC and other sources state that well over half of propane consumed in the USA comes from domestically sourced natural gas. Propane is a derivative of natural gas refining, so the two are increasingly linked. It is also derived from petroleum, some of which is sourced domestically. Overall, propane represents a net gain for America’s energy security.

As natural gas production increases in the coming years, as it almost assuredly will due to the massive increase in known natural gas reserves, the amount of propane sourced from domestic fuel will rise as well. Both propane and CNG market prices are currently and historically well below gasoline/diesel prices, and will likely stay that way for the foreseeable future.

Autogas for America has published a paper regarding CNG and autogas, available for download at http://autogasforamerica.org/pdf/Alternative%20Fuel%20Fact%20Brief-%20Natural%20Gas.pdf.

Thank you for listening!

Comment on Propane (Autogas) vs. Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) by Brooke

Brooke — Mon, 16 May 2011 13:57:00 +0000

Thank you for your comments concerning CNG. Here at Texas Propane Fleets we believe it is vital to include all alternative fuel sources available to reduce our dependence on foreign oil. There is a place for both CNG and propane as a viable alternative fuel source!

Comment on Propane (Autogas) vs. Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) by khlogan3

khlogan3 — Sun, 15 May 2011 18:30:17 +0000

I agree that the artile 100% pro Propane. In USA propane prices vary according to it’s source, namely, CRUDE OIL, of which as of 2007, USA imported 70%+ of all Crude oil used in USA.
Natural Gas and the desired form, COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS (CNG), is a LOCAL source that comes from BOTH crude oil (exploration and development investments) & NON-CRUDE OIL SOURCES such as landfill, etc.
CNG is a fossil fuel, but the key factor is that the Oil Producting Exporting countries (OPEC) can NOT control the USA maket price (price gouge) of CNG. This factor alone justifies replacing gasoline AND propane with CNG.

It is time for americans to priortize our MACRO ecconomic problems to create a permanent cure for our individual MICRO economic problems.

Comment on Looks who's using propane: Sky Harbor Airport by Missouri city electrician

Missouri city electrician — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 10:29:42 +0000

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Comment on Looks who's using propane: Sky Harbor Airport by katy electrician

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Comment on Propane (Autogas) vs. Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) by ben

ben — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 15:25:56 +0000

This article was totally one sided in favor or propane. CNG is cheaper by the gallon equiv and while it a greenhouse gas, it’s not after you burn it.