April 2012

Mesa Public Schools is banking on propane-powered transportation both to save money and better the environment… (USA Today)

Ron Latko, director of transportation and vehicle maintenance for Arizona’s Mesa Unified School District, discusses his fleet’s conversion from diesel to propane autogas… (NGT News)

Hear from ROUSH CleanTech customer, Tom Hopkins at Wright & Filippis about the savings they are experiencing by switching to propane autogas powered vehicles… (HME News)

Mesa Public Schools saved $136,000 – 32.6 cents a mile – in fuel costs this year with the purchase of 27 propane-fueled school buses at the end of 2011… (AZ Central)

The first propane-powered mini bus in the Mass Transportation Authority’s fleet is saving even more money than expected and more vehicles are coming in the next several weeks… (Michigan Live)

“Propane is a viable option for any size landscape company.” Those aren’t the words of a propane dealer trying to convince you to buy propane from them. They are the words of a landscape contractor named Josh Denison… (Green Industry Pros)

American Residential Services/Rescue Rooter was so pleased with their purchase of 21 Ford E-series vans powered by liquid propane that the company may purchase as many as 130 more of them this year… (Light & Medium Truck)

In 2011, Livonia, Mich.-based manufacturer of propane autogas fuel systems ROUSH CleanTech and its in-state neighbor the Flint Mass Transportation Authority (MTA) unveiled the agency’s first propane autogas paratransit vehicle at the BusCon Expo in Chicago… (Metro Magazine)