By Rod Stromberg, General Manager, Climate, and Justin Warton, Director of Operations, Canada West, published by Equipment Journal.

More contractors are considering propane to power equipment on the jobsite

Propane isn’t new, but its use in construction is on the rise. As the industry transitions to cleaner, lower-cost fuel sources, the liquified gas is proving itself as a great alternative.

It has the benefits of gas and diesel and then some. Propane can heat your jobsite, fuel your equipment and power your generators –all while lowering emissions and saving money.

These operational benefits make it a great energy source for a wide variety of construction projects – from small or temporary jobsites without electricity or limited gas fuel sources to sites that have indoor operational needs.

And when it comes to powering equipment, we’re seeing more rental customers look to propane to help operators reduce downtime, lower maintenance costs and improve safety, while matching the performance of other fuels.

You may already be using propane on your site. Maybe you’re a bit unsure of how to integrate more of it into your fuel mix.

Since it is a heavily regulated industry and each province has its own set of rules, safety codes and permits, finding a reputable fuel provider is a great first step to setting you up on the path to success.

 

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