New EPA Certifications Received for F-150 Alt-Fuel Conversions
National clean vehicle and fuel provider Alliance AutoGas announces that it has recently received new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certifications covering four additional 5.0L Ford F-150 Pickup 2WD and 2WD for 2011 and 2014.
National clean vehicle and fuel provider Alliance AutoGas announces that it has recently received new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certifications covering four additional 5.0L Ford F-150 Pickup 2WD and 2WD for 2011 and 2014.
“EPA certifications we have received for the 5.0L Ford F-150s for 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 give our AutoGas Alliance members’ broad coverage with the F-series fleets,” notes Stuart Weidie, president of Alliance AutoGas. “These important certifications are coming in a rapid rate as we continue to build and expand our support and training network throughout the country.”
Alliance AutoGas, the U.S. authorized distributor for PRINS propane autogas technologies, converts conventional gasoline vehicles to run on clean propane autogas and installs on-site and public fueling stations.
The EPA certifications, provided by Blossman Services, Inc., equipment technology provider of Alliance AutoGas, allow Alliance to serve more fleets across the country – particularly commercial and private fleets that rely heavily upon light and medium vehicles like vans and trucks, according to Alliance Autogas. Current Alliance Autogas customers, who range from national transportation companies, taxi and shuttle fleets, law enforcement and private fleets are operating in 41 states.
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