In this episode of the Let’s Clear the Air podcast, Bryan Cordill, the director of residential business development at the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC), joins hosts Adam Murray, Bryan Nix, and Stuart Saulters to discuss the propane industry, its history, and the advantages of propane as an energy source.
Cordill shares insights on safety, emerging technologies, and the environmental impact of propane, emphasizing the importance of education and resources for consumers and builders. The conversation highlights the future of propane, including advancements in efficiency and the potential for renewable propane.
About Bryan Cordill
Bryan Cordill is Director of Residential Business Development at PERC. In this role, Cordill leads efforts to support and grow propane demand in the residential and commercial construction markets. Additionally, he facilitates the development and adoption of propane-powered equipment and appliances through business development, product development, and market development activities to preserve existing markets and develop new growth opportunities.
Prior to coming to the Propane Council in 2019, Cordill spent 17 years as a sales manager for his family’s propane business, Cordill Butane-Propane Service — an independent propane supplier in Monroe, Louisiana. He was then named Business Development Officer at Ajasent Inc., where he provided cloud hosting services for propane and related service companies.
Most recently, Cordill cofounded Proponent LLC — a consulting company — where he worked with company leadership to develop and deploy new strategies. Cordill has a master’s degree in industrial and organizational psychology from Louisiana Tech University. He lives in Monroe, Louisiana, where he oversees safety education, training and marketing propane.
Key Takeaways
- PERC was established to enhance safety and education in the propane industry.
- Propane offers flexibility and reliability as an energy source, especially in areas without natural gas access.
- Safety is a top priority in the propane industry, with extensive resources available for residential and industrial customers.
- Emerging technologies, such as gas heat pumps and fuel cells, will play significant roles in the future of propane.
- Propane is more environmentally friendly compared to traditional electric sources, with lower carbon emissions.
- Education for builders and consumers is crucial for promoting propane’s benefits.
- The propane industry is adapting to market demands and technological advancements.
- Efficiency improvements in propane systems can lead to significant cost savings for consumers.
- The future of propane includes a focus on renewable sources and expanding market opportunities.
Chapters
- 00:00 Introduction to Propane and PERC
- 03:38 The Evolution of Propane in Residential Use
- 10:09 Advantages of Propane Over Other Energy Sources
- 13:14 Safety and Reliability in Propane Usage
- 17:43 Emerging Technologies in Propane Applications
- 21:14 Efficiency Standards and Regulations
- 29:02 Addressing Safety Concerns with Propane
- 31:28 Sustainability and Future of Propane
- 35:14 LCTA podcast outro 2025
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