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Why Airport Shuttle Companies Switch to Propane Autogas

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Airport shuttle companies across the country are finding value in switching to propane autogas for their fleet. Even with a multitude of alternative fuels to choose from, Ace Parking, SuperShuttle and GO Airport Express say clean and cheap propane autogas is an obvious choice. Ace Parking operates four propane autogas shuttles around the clock at San Diego International Airport…. (Clean Energy Coalition)

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Premier Ford F-550 Fueled by Propane Autogas Services Streets of Santa Ana

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The City of Santa Ana has purchased seven vehicles fueled by propane autogas as part of its ongoing green initiatives effort to enhance its commitment to conservation and the environment. The new ROUSH CleanTech Ford F-550 trucks will reduce carbon emissions, lower fuel and maintenance costs, and decrease reliance on imported oil. “The City of Santa Ana is serious about providing its citizens with clean air by embracing alternative energy and conserving natural resources,” said Rick D. Longobart, the City’s facilities, fleet and central stores manager…. (Midland Daily News)

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Our Doors are Open

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Each year at ROUSH CleanTech, dozens of groups tour our facilities. We believe in showing our customer and partners what we do firsthand. During our facility tour, guests are shown how our propane autogas fuel systems are built. From our “clean room” with climate control for consistent results to our bar code label system to track each and every part, you’ll witness the meticulous attention given to each and every fuel system.

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Clean Cities: Vero Beach, Florida

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Our success story this week takes us to Vero Beach, Florida. In 2009, the Indian River school district became the first in the state to adopt propane powered school buses. Today, nearly a quarter of their fleet runs on alternative fuel, with numerous benefits including lower noise and maintenance costs compared to diesel, fuel cost savings of nearly 2 dollars per gallon, and reduced greenhouse gas emissions…. (Motor Week)

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County Fleet in Washington State Relies on Cost-Saving Propane

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The King County Department of transportation (KCDOT) in Washington saves more than 50 percent per year on fuel costs for its propane fleet vehicles. They currently run 20 Ford E-series vans and F-series trucks, each equipped with a ROUSH CleanTech dedicated liquid propane autogas fuel system. With these 20 vehicles, 120,000 fewer pounds of carbon dioxide are emitted into the air each year, and KCDOT uses 15,300 fewer gallons of gasoline…. (American City & County)

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Halco Energy Deploys Propane Trucks

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Halco Energy is deploying 25 vehicles powered by propane autogas in their service and installation fleet. The company provides residential and commercial renewable energy solutions including high-efficiency heating and cooling systems; home energy audits; and envelope improvements including insulation, air-sealing, and clean renewable energy systems…. (Domestic Fuel)

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Cleveland Schools Replaces 49 Diesel Buses with Economical and Clean Propane Autogas

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May 15, 2014 — Almost 50 buses fueled by clean-burning, affordable propane autogas will begin operation for the 2014/15 school year in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. Cleveland Schools, Ohio’s second largest school district, will replace 12 to 13 year old diesel buses with Blue Bird’s Propane Vision buses.

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