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Ignite The Propane Conversation. The State of Energy is a podcast / broadcast show that brings you everything you ever needed to know about propane. For your home, business or farm. For fleets of school buses or forklifts. We will discuss how “Propane Can Do That”.

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As wildfires spread across the West and power outages become longer and more frequent, how prepared are you when the lights go out?

In this episode of The State of Energy, Tom Clark and Rand DeWitt discuss the growing challenges fa... more

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The State of Energy, Tom Clark and Rand DeWitt sit down with Brian Richeson, editor-in-chief of LP Gas Magazine, and Chris Markham, managing editor, for a fun and insightful conversation about the publication that has been covering ... more

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 On this episode of The State of Energy, Tom Clark and Rand DeWitt recap Propane Days in Washington, D.C., where propane professionals met with congressional offices to talk about energy choice, LIHEAP, and propane’s role in America... more

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On this episode of The State of Energy, Rand and Tom dive into the wild energy headlines—from Skinwalker Ranch and Utah’s proposed data center boom to rising gasoline and diesel prices. Tom shares his costly Memorial Day fuel advent... more

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Recent Guests

Brian Richeson
Editor-in-chief of LP Gas Magazine
LP Gas Magazine
Episode: The Voice of Propane: Inside LP Gas Magazine
Chris Markham
Managing Editor of LP Gas Magazine
LP Gas Magazine
Episode: The Voice of Propane: Inside LP Gas Magazine
Tom Clark
Executive Director of the Rocky Mountain Propane Association and the Colorado Propane Gas Association
Rocky Mountain Propane Association, Colorado Propane Gas Association, New Mexico Propane Gas Association
Episode: Fuel Prices, Data Centers & Propane’s Big Moment
Bert Warner
Director of Commercial Business Development
Propane Education Research Council (PERC)
Episode: Best of Nashville Part 2
Mike Newland
Director of Agriculture Business Development
Propane Education Research Council (PERC)
Episode: Best of Nashville Part 2
Daniel Cramer
Sales Manager
Metsa
Episode: Best of Nashville Part 2
Dan Cramer
Sales/Insurance Specialist
First West Insurance; AGIS
Episode: Best of Nashville Part 2
Steve Clayton
Representative
Gas Equipment Company
Episode: Best of Nashville Part 2
Elena Bennett
PERC staff, safety training program lead
Propane Education Research Council
Episode: Best of Nashville Part 1

Hosts

Rand DeWitt
Co-host of a show focusing on energy discussions, particularly surrounding propane and its applications.
Tom Clark
Executive Director of the Rocky Mountain Propane Association and co-host, bringing insights from the propane industry.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • Common sense and funny!

    I too am a big baller propane hauler. Rand and Tom put on a good show that is not only informative and entertaining, but it is full of common sense that we can all appreciate! 1075!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rick Sanchoz
    United States2 years ago
  • Common sense and funny!

    Rand and Tom put on a good show that is not only informative and entertaining, but it is full of common sense that we can all appreciate!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Montana Sancho
    United States4 years ago
  • It’s Great.

    Good job. Low key ✊✊

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Brock Priest
    United States6 years ago
  • great podcast!

    If you’re looking for good info on life and propane this is the one for you! This is very well thought out and has great potential! I love Tom clark!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nerdynick99
    United States6 years ago
  • Propane

    Very informative!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dragster7388
    United States6 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the informative and entertaining style of the show, noting that it combines humor with serious discussions about propane and energy.
The content is regarded as very relevant for those working in or interested in the propane industry, with many viewers finding real value in the insights shared.
There is a strong endorsement of the hosts' expertise, especially regarding propane's practical applications and environmental implications.

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Propane, Power, and Policy Featuring Michael Baker, Chief Legislative Officer, National Propane Gas Association
Q: Do you think we've seen a real shift away from electrification toward propane in policy, and what might sustain propane's role under different administrations?
The answer is nuanced: while there are shifts under different presidents, propane is framed as a practical, domestic solution that can support energy access and decarbonization in a balanced energy mix; the pendulum will continue to swing, but propane can remain a consistent thread within Clean Cities and federal energy programs.
Propane, Power, and Policy Featuring Michael Baker, Chief Legislative Officer, National Propane Gas Association
Q: What do you think is going to happen with the shutdown, and how could it affect energy policy moving forward?
Baker suggests the situation remains unsettled with potential resolutions in the next couple of weeks, but emphasizes that policy directions will continue to swing with administrations; the focus should be on maintaining an all-of-the-above energy approach that includes propane as a viable, lower-emission option.
Best of Nashville Part 1
Q: What is the Everyday Safe Program and who is it for?
It's a flexible, free safety program designed for anyone in the industry, including marketers and suppliers, to assess and improve safety culture with practical steps and metrics.
Hall of Fame Energy Talk: Robert Bryce on the Grid, Storms & the Future of Power
Q: Do you think the new behind-the-meter generation allowances for data centers actually helped the grid during the storm?
The policy idea was smart in theory, allowing on-site generation to support the grid during peak stress, but it's unclear how much it was activated in practice during the storm.
Hall of Fame Energy Talk: Robert Bryce on the Grid, Storms & the Future of Power
Q: What's your take on the big difference from the Uri storm versus Fern, and how did policy or operations affect grid resilience?
Uri showed how long cold can stress the grid and fuel systems; Fern escaped relatively better due to shorter duration and perhaps different weather patterns, but the broader point is that having on-site fuels like propane provides essential resilience when the centralized grid falters.

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This podcast focuses on various aspects of the propane industry, discussing its applications in homes, businesses, and agriculture. Key themes include environmental impacts, legislative developments, technological innovations, and propane's role in the transition toward clean energy. Episodes feature lively discussions on recent news, including propane incentives, safety concerns, and comparisons with electric energy sources. The hosts often incorporate humor while providing practical insights, making it an engaging resource for listeners interested in energy issues and propane as a versatile solution.

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