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NOVI, MI – Hino Trucks and Amthor International announced today that they have formed a Tank Body Program for the refined fuel, propane autogas, fire prevention, vacuum/septic, and all related tank industries.
Read More →The Sales NetWork launched a new website for customers looking to buy and sell used alternative-fuel vehicles and equipment.
Read More →As the lowest greenhouse gas emitting fuel, propane autogas averages 40-50% less emissions than gasoline/diesel per gallon.
Read More →GEORGETOWN, TEXAS – CleanFUEL USA has teamed with Freightliner Custom Chassis Corporation (FCCC) to introduce a propane-autogas-fueled vehicle option for the medium duty commercial market.
Read More →WASHINGTON - Fleet managers can learn about the cost-saving and ease-of-refueling advantages of vehicles fueled by propane autogas at the 2012 National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) Work Truck Show.
Read More →SALEM, OR - The McCoy Freightliner Green Transportation Conference Jan. 11 featured expert insights on the benefits of clean-burning propane autogas from Blue Star Gas President Jeff Stewart, who provided three Blue Star autogas vehicles for test driving.
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A homegrown fuel, propane autogas provides many environmental benefits, as well as decreased maintenance costs and increased engine longevity.
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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.
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LANCASTER, WI - Wisconsin's Charter Fuels is driving clean and saving green with a newly converted propane autogas-powered Ford F-150. Charter expects to save $4,500 annually on fuel costs alone by running this company truck on clean, affordable autogas.
Read More →LIVONIA, MI - GO Riteway, Wisconsin's premier airport transportation provider, is operating 21 ROUSH CleanTech Ford E-350 vans fueled by propane autogas to serve as ground transportation vehicles for the General Mitchell International Airport.
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