Jeremy Wishart

Jeremy Wishart is the director of off-road business development for the Propane Education & Research Council. He can be contacted at jeremy.wishart@propane.com.

Director of off-road business development for the Propane Education & Research Council
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While generators are the most commonly thought of propane-powered equipment, propane can now also power various concrete equipment, including riding trowels, grinders, polishers, floor strippers, dust extractors, shot blasters and concrete saws.
4 Questions Contractors Should Ask When Considering Propane Construction Equipment
Can your jobsites benefit from propane’s cost and emissions advantages?
December 14, 2019
Propane auto-gas powered vehicles are more efficient in fuel costs per mile than gasoline.
Equipment You May Not Know Can Be Powered by Propane
Brands are increasingly adding propane models to equipment lineups because of the fuel’s many benefits and wide availability for contractors.
June 21, 2019
On long-term jobsites, propane cylinders can be stored in secure, locked cages.
3 Benefits to Using Propane for Concrete Construction Equipment
How the alternative fuel can help reduce costs and emissions for concrete contractors.
April 23, 2019
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3 Machines Powered by Propane That May Surprise You
Propane is often used to fuel construction mainstays like jobsite heaters, mobile light towers, and portable generators of all sizes that keep projects moving year-round.
February 27, 2019
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What to Know About Propane Equipment Before Your Customers Ask
Propane’s reliability as a small engine fuel source has led to a growing number of construction applications being powered by the versatile fuel, and it’s a jobsite fuel that equipment rental businesses should be expecting to hear more about.
April 25, 2018