Device offers solutions to propane issues

ethan_b · 10-16-14, 12:45 PM

Hello Everyone,

I have been working with a new energy startup in Boston called Tank Utility. We have developed a WiFi-connected smart meter which allows people to remotely monitor their propane usage through a mobile-first, web-based app on their smartphone or computer.

We are in the early stages of our production, but our device is market ready and we are really interested in gaining some feedback and your general impressions of how this could possibly help you.

Our founder came up with this idea after he ran out of propane last winter and had to pay quite a price due to the resulting water damage his home endured. Our main goal is to make sure propane users and suppliers operate more efficiently.

Take some time to Google Tank Utility and check us out. Feel free to share any thoughts you may have. We really want to get a conversation started so that we can add some images of the device onto the forum.

10-16-14, 12:45 PM	#1
ethan_b Lurking Renovator Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Somerville, MA Posts: 6 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Device offers solutions to propane issues Hello Everyone, I have been working with a new energy startup in Boston called Tank Utility. We have developed a WiFi-connected smart meter which allows people to remotely monitor their propane usage through a mobile-first, web-based app on their smartphone or computer. We are in the early stages of our production, but our device is market ready and we are really interested in gaining some feedback and your general impressions of how this could possibly help you. Our founder came up with this idea after he ran out of propane last winter and had to pay quite a price due to the resulting water damage his home endured. Our main goal is to make sure propane users and suppliers operate more efficiently. Take some time to Google Tank Utility and check us out. Feel free to share any thoughts you may have. We really want to get a conversation started so that we can add some images of the device onto the forum.