We’re excited to share that Kenyon Grills was featured in a recent NPR article about the growing shift toward electric grilling as a cleaner, safer option for outdoor cooking.

The article, “Electric grills are a climate-friendly option to fossil fuel grills”, explores how consumers are replacing propane and charcoal grills with electric alternatives for convenience and to help reduce their carbon footprint.

NPR quotes Kenyon’s VP of Sales and Marketing, Mike Williams, on one of the biggest benefits:

“Electric grills, like Kenyon’s lineup, eliminate the risks associated with open flames, making them a wildfire-safe choice for outdoor cooking.”

The article also notes that Kenyon’s electric grill sales have risen more than 40% in the past three years, reflecting increased demand for climate-conscious and user-friendly options.

Read the full NPR article here

 Want to learn more about why electric grills are ideal in high-risk areas?

Check out our post on Why Electric Grills Are the Wildfire-Safe Solution to see how Kenyon’s flameless design helps keep your cookouts safe.