Winter is The wrong time to find  a problem

What to inspect now before cold weather puts your propane bulk plant to the test.

Your propane bulk plant may be running fine today. That does not necessarily mean it is ready for the first stretch of sustained cold weather.

As demand increases, equipment that handled lower summer volumes may soon be running harder and more frequently. A worn hose, underperforming pump, leaking valve, or Emergency Shut-Down (ESD) system issue that is manageable today can become a much bigger problem when demand is high and taking equipment offline is no longer convenient.

The best time to find those problems is before the cold arrives.

Making ROom for the next generation

Mason Denius’ career shows what can happen when young professionals are given the opportunity to learn and lead.

A few years ago, Mason Denius walked into TransTech Energy as a college intern with no background in propane and no expectation that it would become his career.

Today, at 24 years old, he is an Associate Project Manager trusted with customers, complex projects and responsibilities that continue to grow. At any given time, he can have 40 to 50 projects moving through different stages.

His path from intern to project manager happened quickly, but it did not happen by accident. Mason was given the opportunity to learn the business from the ground up, spend time with experienced people in the field and take on more responsibility as his knowledge grew.

Now, he is one of a growing number of young professionals building careers at TransTech Energy, and an example of what can happen when companies make room for the next generation.

Behind the meter: On-site power is rewriting the rules, and it all runs on fuel

On-site generation is solving the electricity problem. But the megawatts are only half the story, the other half is fuel.

Somewhere on your facility sits a utility meter. Easy to walk past, but that unassuming box marks the front line of the biggest shift underway in energy: who makes your power, and where. Everything on the utility’s side is “in front of the meter.” Everything on yours is behind it, and behind the meter is suddenly where the action is.

For decades, behind-the-meter power meant a backup generator that coughed to life a few hours a year. No longer. Manufacturers, hospitals, campuses, mining and midstream operations, and, most visibly, data centers are designing on-site generation as primary or supplemental power. Why? Interconnection queues that stretch years. Demand charges that keep climbing. Grid congestion at the worst moments. Uptime the grid can’t promise. On-site generation puts the schedule, reliability, and cost structure back in the owner’s hands, and keeps the facility’s demand off the shared grid, where it would compete with the surrounding community. It’s no longer a workaround. It’s an energy strategy.

Don't Let Summer Heat Shut Down Your Facility

How LNG and LPG backup fuel systems keep critical operations running when electrical demand is at its highest

Every summer, electrical demand climbs as businesses, manufacturers, hospitals, universities, hotels, and industrial facilities rely heavily on-air conditioning and cooling systems.

Most facilities focus on whether the electric grid can keep up.

The better question is:

"If the power goes out, are you prepared to keep operating?"

For organizations that depend on continuous operations, a reliable backup power strategy is more than an insurance policy. It's a critical part of business continuity.

Is Your Peak Shaving Facility Ready for What's Next?

Why Utilities Are Taking a Fresh Look at Peak Shaving Infrastructure

Unlike many other segments of the natural gas industry, LNG peak shaving facilities represent a relatively small but highly strategic portion of the nation's energy infrastructure. While there are hundreds of LNG facilities across the United States, only a limited number are dedicated to peak shaving operations, making each facility an important asset for the utility or operator it serves.

Investing in Continuous Improvement at TransTech Energy

Developing Continuous Improvement Leadership

Continuous Improvement starts with investing in people. As part of TransTech Group's commitment to Operational Excellence, Sarah Narron has been selected as TransTech Energy's Continuous Improvement Leader.

While continuing to serve in her current role at TransTech Energy, Sarah volunteered to take on the additional responsibility of leading Continuous Improvement efforts for the business.In this role, she will work closely with site leadership and employees to identify opportunities, lead improvement initiatives, and support projects that strengthen safety quality delivery, productivity and customer value. 

Building for growth

Why LPG Infrastructure Matters More Than Ever

The U.S. LPG market continues to grow, and with that growth comes a renewed focus on infrastructure. Over the past several years, record propane production, rising export volumes, and continued demand across residential, commercial, industrial, and petrochemical markets have driven investment throughout the LPG value chain.

TransTech Appoints Scott Dougherty as Senior Manager of Engineered Solutions

We are proud to announce Scott Dougherty as Senior Manager of Engineered Solutions at TransTech Energy. Scott will play a key role in helping TransTech continue delivering high-performance engineered solutions to customers across the energy industry.

BEAT THE FREEZE

Propane Storage Planning: What You Need to
Do Right Now Webinar Questions

As propane infrastructure projects become more time-sensitive and operational demands continue to rise, companies are looking for ways to stay ahead of seasonal challenges, permitting delays, and emergency maintenance issues.

In TransTech Energy’s recent “Beat the Freeze” webinar, industry experts answered some of the most common questions surrounding propane storage planning, construction timelines, fire safety analysis, tank compliance, and emergency repair services.

From winter construction strategies to rapid installation timelines and custom-engineered propane solutions, the discussion highlighted how proactive planning can help businesses avoid costly delays and maintain reliable operations year-round. Whether you’re developing a large-scale bulk plant, upgrading existing infrastructure, or responding to urgent repair needs, understanding the realities of propane system planning is critical for long-term success.

Rapid Oil Field Infrastructure Deployment Solutions

Supporting Fast-Track Energy Operations with Safe, Compliant, Ready-to-Deploy Systems

Oil and gas operators often face changing market conditions, accelerated drilling programs, and urgent field deployment requirements. TransTech Energy provides engineered infrastructure solutions designed for rapid deployment, operational reliability, and regulatory compliance, enabling operators to execute quickly without compromising safety or performance.

Butane blending allows crude oil producers to control Reid Vapor Pressure (RVP), improve pipeline compliance, and increase barrel value. However, successful implementation depends on engineered infrastructure, automation readiness, and regulatory compliance. This article explores the strategic role of blending systems, storage tanks, and safety integration in modern crude optimization.

TransTech Group's Metalforms Acquires Koch Heat Transfer

TransTech Group, a leading portfolio company of Bridge Industries (Bridge), is pleased to announce the acquisition of the North American business of Koch Heat Transfer (KHT), a global leader in the design and manufacture of heat transfer equipment and technologies, by its subsidiary Metalforms.

Rebranded as Metalforms Heat Transfer
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TransTech Group, a leading portfolio company of Bridge Industries (Bridge), is pleased to announce the acquisition of the North American business of Koch Heat Transfer (KHT), a global leader in the design and manufacture of heat transfer equipment and technologies, by its subsidiary Metalforms.

TransTech Group and Metalforms Complete Acquisition of Koch Heat Transfer’s International Operations

TransTech Group (TransTech), a leading portfolio company of Bridge Industries (Bridge), has completed the acquisition of Koch Heat Transfer’s international assets and intellectual property through its subsidiary, Metalforms LLC (Metalforms). The transaction includes Koch Heat Transfer’s European assets and global rights to its proprietary BROWN FINTUBE® Products and TWISTED TUBE® Heat Exchanger Technologies.

Appointment of Jerry Callaghan to Senior Director of Business Development, Services

We are pleased to welcome Jerry Callaghan to TransTech Group’s Services Division as the Director of Business Development, Services, a newly established role. With over 20 years of leadership experience at Air Products, Linde, and Bayotech Hydrogen, Jerry brings deep expertise in onsite, cryogenic, and industrial gas applications.

Metalforms Heat Transfer Expands Channel Network

Metalforms Heat Transfer, a division of TransTech Group, earlier this year, proudly announced the appointment of new channel partners to support its TWISTED TUBE^® Heat Exchanger Technology and BROWN FINTUBE^® Hairpin Heat Exchanger product lines. These strategic partnerships were a start in reestablishing Metalforms Heat Transfer’s robust channel network across the Americas.  

Metalforms Heat Transfer and TransTech Group Announce New Channel Partners

Metalforms Heat Transfer, a division of TransTech Group, proudly announces the expansion of its channel network with the addition of four premier channel partners. These partnerships mark a significant step in reestablishing Metalforms Heat Transfer's industry-leading direct customer support network, ensuring plant-level expertise and responsive service for TWISTED TUBE^® Heat Exchanger and BROWN FINTUBE^® Hairpin Heat Exchanger products.

TransTech Group Acquires Cryogenic Technology Resources (CTR)

TransTech Group, a portfolio company of Bridge Industries (Bridge), is pleased to announce the acquisition of Cryogenic Technology Resources (CTR), a leading provider of engineered solutions and services for the industrial gas market. CTR is recognized for its extensive expertise in the design, fabrication, installation, service, and repair of cryogenic and high-pressure bulk gas storage and transfer solutions, including cylinder filling systems and advanced automation and control technologies.

TransTech Group Acquires Koch Heat Transfer: Rebranded as Metalforms Heat Transfer

TransTech Group, a leading portfolio company of Bridge Industries (Bridge), is pleased to announce the acquisition of the North American business of Koch Heat Transfer (KHT), a global leader in the design and manufacture of heat transfer equipment and technologies, by its subsidiary Metalforms.