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The analysis, Decarbonization of MD-HD Vehicles with Propane, found that propane-fueled MD-HD internal combustion engine vehicles provide a lower carbon footprint solution in 38 U.S. states and Washington, D.C., when compared to MD-HD electric vehicles charged using the electrical grid.
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Alliance AutoGas conversion specialists upfitted a 2017 Ford F-250 live, in the record-setting time of 1:21:00, at the recent Work Truck Show in Indianapolis.
Read More →Five recently hired business development executives increase ROUSH CleanTech’s staff to 80, up from six in 2010.
Read More →From branding and public image efforts “go green” to government regulations and pandemics, a lot has impacted alternative-fuels and propulsion systems during 2020.
Read More →There is a growing interest in renewable propane due to its near-zero-emission levels, reduced greenhouse gases, and the ability to help meet the ever-increasing demand for cleaner products.
Read More →Created with fleet in mind, Roush's CleanTech aims to help fleet managers increase the number of “greener” propane autogas-powered vehicles on the road.
Read More →A secure, cloud- based fuel management system has the ability to connect to the company’s proprietary network and track the aggregated number of gallons pumped throughout the United States and Canada.
Read More →ASHEVILLE, N.C. - Alliance AutoGas is now EPA-certified to convert more than 200 vehicle types to propane autogas utilizing the Prins System, including the latest model years for the popular Ford E-series vans, and additional certifications for several medium-duty GM platforms.
Read More →LIVONIA, MI - ROUSH Performance announces that the Knapheide Manufacturing Company has become their newest partner to sell and install their line of ROUSH liquid propane fuel systems for Ford Commercial trucks, vans, and cutaways.
Read More →After converting 10 of its Chevrolet Express cargo vans from gasoline to propane autogas, this beverage fleet saved approximately $10,000 in fuel costs in less than a year.
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