Each year our energy drivers brave the weather to deliver fuel and propane to our customers across Wisconsin and the UP. It isn’t always easy. For your safety, and theirs, we ask that you follow these simple tips.

While there have been rumors about our supply of propane at Insight FS, we have been completely transparent about the situation through ongoing communications directly with customers and on our social media channels.

We want to clear up any confusion about the current supply:

1. We will honor all signed LP contracts, just as we did in the winter of 2013/14.
2. We have increased the supply of propane coming to Wisconsin with trucks on the road, hauling from Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Illinois. And we secure more trucks every day to supply propane to our customers.

You can be confident in the contracts that you signed with us. This logistical supply challenge is being felt throughout the Midwest. We feel it is our responsibility to keep our customers informed with the latest information and dispel rumors.

If you have additional questions, please contact us at mailus@insightfs.com.

The Midwest is facing record demand for propane for both corn drying, due to the wet crop, and home heating needs, due to below normal temperatures. On October 3o, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers signed an executive order declaring an energy emergency in the state. At Insight FS, we are doing everything we can to keep our customers supplied with propane. In many cases we are beginning to ration propane based on customer use and needs.

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