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Bryan Cordill is director of residential and commercial business development for the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC). Contact him at bryan.cordill@propane.com.
Water heating continues to be a major energy consumer in commercial buildings. Whether seeking increased energy efficiency, better performance, or a smaller carbon footprint, building owners can rely on propane to deliver a sustainable water heating solution in buildings of any size.
Water heating continues to be a major energy consumer in commercial buildings. Whether seeking increased energy efficiency, better performance, or a smaller carbon footprint, building owners can rely on propane to deliver a sustainable water heating solution in buildings of any size.
