One-Tank launches next phase as a Myriota company

One-Tank, operated by LPG Tank Solutions, is expanding its satellite propane tank monitoring business with Myriota’s technology, U.S. assembly and customer support. The company says the new Pulse solution improves reliability, battery life and integrations while cutting satellite connectivity costs for propane marketers.

Why it matters: - One-Tank is pushing satellite tank monitoring deeper into the propane market by lowering connectivity costs and improving battery life. - The upgrade could help propane marketers monitor more tanks in more coverage-challenged areas, which can improve delivery planning and reduce runouts. - The move also shows Myriota using satellite IoT to back specialized industrial products, not just sell connectivity.

What happened: - One-Tank, operated by LPG Tank Solutions, announced the next phase of its growth as a Myriota company. - Myriota acquired One-Tank assets and related intellectual property from InSite Platform Partners in 2025. - LPG Tank Solutions has since invested in the One-Tank product roadmap, customer support model and the launch of Pulse. - Pulse is a strengthened satellite tank monitoring solution for propane marketers.

The details: - Pulse includes next-generation electronics, improved battery performance, more resilient connectivity and expanded integrations with fuel delivery software used by propane marketers. - LPG Tank Solutions will continue operating One-Tank as a specialized propane tank monitoring business. - Support will remain U.S.-based. - Assembly takes place in Texas. - One-Tank retains established customer relationships and propane industry expertise. - The company is extending introductory connectivity pricing of $0.99 per device, per month. - Myriota-powered connectivity is intended to cut satellite connectivity costs that were historically too high for most propane tanks. - Pulse uses Myriota’s low-power satellite IoT platform rather than a cellular model that can drain power while searching for coverage. - Devices stay in an ultra-low-power sleep state and wake only during scheduled communication windows. - That design supports reliable communications, longer battery life and steadier performance in areas with weak or inconsistent cellular coverage. - One-Tank’s website is here.

Between the lines: - The pricing move suggests Myriota and LPG Tank Solutions want to make satellite monitoring practical for a wider share of propane marketers, not just remote edge cases. - The company is positioning One-Tank as a hardware-plus-software business with industry-specific support, which can be harder for general-purpose connectivity providers to match. - Myriota’s comments frame the deal as part of a broader strategy to help specialist IoT partners bring products to market faster.

What's next: - Development is already underway on the next generation of One-Tank hardware, software and connectivity capabilities. - The roadmap focuses on extending battery life, lowering operating costs and adding new features for propane marketers. - The company plans to serve customers across North America and future international markets. - Myriota’s broader platform will continue supporting industrial IoT partners across sectors including agriculture, utilities, logistics, mining, environmental monitoring and defence.

The bottom line: - One-Tank is betting that cheaper satellite connectivity, stronger battery life and U.S.-based service will make propane tank monitoring more scalable and more useful.