Whether it’s a standard water heater storage tank or a tankless on-demand water heater, propane is a quick, efficient and affordable way to heat as much water as you need.
Read morePropane furnaces, fireplaces and space heaters produce higher indoor air temperatures than their electric counterparts, guaranteeing that you will keep your home safe and cozy.
Read morePropane is one of the most efficient fuels around and you can expect to see more technological advances ahead, which will make propane’s value greater than ever.
Read moreModernizing your home with new propane appliances is always a smart idea—and it’s even smarter right now because of New York rebates that save you hundreds of dollars.
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Based on feedback from consumers who have taken advantage of the New York Propane Gas Association (NYPGA) rebate program, the addition of new propane appliances has made a positive difference in both comfort and efficiency levels, while also adding value to the home.
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Since its inception in 1948, the NYPGA has been dedicated to the betterment of the state’s propane industry and to the many customers it serves.
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