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Renewable propane is scaling up, but how far can we take it?
Exploring the future of renewable propane with Mike Stivala
David Banmiller
Head of Americas Sales and host of The Interchange Recharged
David Banmiller
Head of Americas Sales and host of The Interchange Recharged
David manages the Global Strategic Banking team and hosts The Interchange Recharged
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Over 50 million homes in the US use propane. Within a few years, anywhere from 100-300 million gallons of renewable propane are expected to be available for homes and the transport industry. By 2050, renewable propane could meet half the world’s demand for non-chemical propane.
So, the demand is there, but are the means of production? Where is the feedstock coming from and how scalable are production methods? To answer this, David Banmiller is joined by Mike Stivala, President and CEO of Suburban Propane Partners, a nationwide distributor of propane and renewable propane.
The benefits of renewable propane are clear: reliability, portability and power, but with four times less carbon intensity than its regular counterpart.
How is Suburban Propane Partners tackling the issues of supply chain? Where does Mike see the future of the sector and where is the investment coming from? Listen to find out.
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