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Alliance AutoGas has announced that it has recently received new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certifications covering 10 of Ford’s 2012 and 2013 vehicle platforms.
Read More →Utility fleets making the switch to compressed natural gas (CNG), liquefied natural gas (LNG), or propane for medium to light-weight vehicles were awarded more than $932,000 by the Corbett Administration.
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Knight’s Airport Limousine Service, Inc., of Shrewsbury, Mass., has unveiled its newest fleet Ford E-350 vans powered by propane autogas.
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The company currently operates 77 ROUSH CleanTech Ford E-250 propane autogas vans and will increase that number over the next year. Low cost and accessibility of fuel; vehicle return on investment; and accessibility to high occupancy vehicle lanes are just a few of the reasons why.
Read More →A newly-launched energy resiliency program in Maryland will play a major role in ensuring that drivers in the state will have access to gasoline, diesel, propane, and kerosene for transportation and generators during major disasters and power outages.
Read More →DISH plans to start rolling out propane autogas-fueled Ford E-250 cargo vans in its fleet this fall in 10 DISH service facilities across five metro areas.
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Ford will offer the 2014 F-150 with the ability to run on compressed natural gas (CNG) or propane autogas, making Ford the only manufacturer with an available natural gas-capable half-ton pickup. Photos courtesy of Ford.
Read More →With a 70% increase in registrations so far, the 2013 Green Fleet Conference & Expo is poised for big strides. Catered to fleets, the conference focuses on cutting fuel costs, reducing fleet emissions and funding strategies for green projects, as well as how to cost-effectively implement alternative-fuel technologies such as CNG, propane, electric, and biofuels.
Read More →DIRECTV plans to increase its propane autogas fleet over the next year by adding additional ROUSH CleanTech Ford E-250 propane autogas vans.
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