A Resolution designating October 28, 2025, as "Propane Legislative Day" in Pennsylvania to highlight propane as a fuel source, as well as the industry's important role in assisting the residents of this Commonwealth meet their unique energy needs.
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution designates October 28, 2025, as "Propane Legislative Day" in Pennsylvania. It aims to recognize the role of the propane industry in meeting the energy needs of Pennsylvania residents and highlighting propane as a clean, alternative fuel. The resolution emphasizes propane’s contributions to energy security, economic activity, and job creation within the state.
Key provisions
- Designates October 28, 2025, as "Propane Legislative Day" in Pennsylvania.
- Recognizes propane as a clean-burning and low-carbon fuel.
- Highlights propane’s use in various sectors, including residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural.
- Acknowledges Pennsylvania’s role as a leading propane producer and consumer.
- Notes the industry’s economic impact, supporting jobs and contributing to state economic activity.
- Highlights the prevalence of propane autogas, particularly for school buses.
- States that Pennsylvania produces over 245 million gallons of propane annually.
- Celebrates the industry’s contributions to energy security and resilience.
Who is affected
- Pennsylvania residents
- Propane industry businesses
- School districts
- Energy consumers
- Pennsylvania's economy
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Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
Lynda Schlegel Culver
Patrick Stefano
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