Matt McDonald

Matt McDonald is director of off-road business development for the Propane Education & Research Council.

Matt McDonald, Director of Off-road Business Development for the Propane Education & Research Council

Matt McDonald, Director of Off-road Business Development for the Propane Education & Research Council

The Propane Education & Research Council

Director of off-road business development

[email protected]

https://propane.com/

Matt McDonald is director of off-road business development for the Propane Education & Research Council. He can be reached at [email protected].

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3 Ways Propane-Powered Equipment Can Keep Your Crew Safe, Healthy & Productive

Air quality is not only important for construction workers’ comfort but also for their health. Propane-powered construction equipment can provide a clean, low-emissions operation at the jobsite.

Data from the Department of Energy (DOE) shows 16 percent greater carbon dioxide emissions per unit of energy for diesel compared with propane.

The Clean Power Solution Rental Customers are Looking For

Propane generators give rental customers undeniable reliability and nonstop power— without sacrificing environmental impact.

The Operational Benefits Of Propane At The Concrete Jobsite

Two Contractors Find Benefits from Propane at the Jobsite

Deemed an approved clean alternative fuel by the Clean Air Act, more concrete contractors are noticing propane as an option to power equipment at the construction site.

When choosing a power source for jobsite lighting, consider which energy source can help crews get the most out of their workday, contribute to a healthier work environment and reduce operating costs.

Propane Provides Cost-saving, Emissions-free Jobsite Lighting

Propane-powered light towers offer a number of benefits, including convenience, reduced emissions and cost savings.

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10 Safety Reminders for Managing Propane on Construction Jobsites

These reminders can keep crews safe and in command around propane-powered light construction equipment.