We attended this year's World LP Gas Forum in Miami to experience the latest developments in technology for the global propane autogas industry firsthand, including propane autogas engines for fleet vehicles.
World LP Gas Forum 2014
Michael Taylor, PERC's director of autogas business development (left), and Jeremy Lessaris, Power Solutions International (PSI)’s global director of marketing, present PSI’s 8.8-liter propane engine at PERC’s exhibit.
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Michael Taylor (left) and Robert Pachla, president of Powertrain Integration, discuss the propane engine on display.
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Michael Taylor talks about Power Integration's GM 6.0L V8 LC8 propane autogas engine.
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Industrial Propane Services Inc. (IPS)'s propane autogas pump.
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The show's exhibit hall featured more than 80 LPG vendors from around the world.
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Mike Walters, vice president of safety and training at Superior Energy Systems, (left) demonstrates how his company's autogas dispensers work.
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Roy Wills, CEO of the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC), gives a presentation on the latest advancements in the propane industry.
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PERC's Propane Innovation Think Tank.
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A panel discussion in the "The Future Starts Now!" LPG seminar.
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Andrew Ford of SHV Energy; James Rockall, CEO of World LP Gas Association; technical director Nikos Xydas; and Roy Wills, CEO of PERC, ring the cowbell to introduce the new LPG Applications website.
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The "Mind the Gap" seminar featured a panel discussion with LPG experts from around the world.
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CleanFuel USA's exhibit featuring its propane fueling station.
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Robert Cardona demonstrates the Smart-Hose Break-Away Safety System at his company's exhibit.
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Lawn mowers in Washington, D.C., are running on propane.
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Corken's booth features examples of its autogas pumps and dispensers.
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