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Is PEP recognized in your state?

CETP is being phased out, and no two states are treating PEP the same way. Some name CETP in law and haven’t ruled on PEP. Most are silent. Pick your state and get the plain verdict. A tech running on an unclear credential is a compliance risk worth ten seconds to check.

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This is an information resource. Verify with your state authority before relying on this for licensing or employment decisions.

Amber marks the 8 states whose LP-gas licensing law still names CETP by name.

States naming CETP in law: Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Missouri, Utah, West Virginia.

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Important: This is an information resource based on publicly available regulatory data. It is not legal or compliance advice. The propane industry is actively working through the CETP-to-PEP transition — state positions may change. Always verify with your state’s regulatory authority before making licensing or employment decisions. Last updated: August 13, 2026.