For decades, propane autogas has been helping fleet owners cut their emissions without compromising reliability and profitability. Innovations like propane-powered electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment and renewable propane are helping EV and propane autogas fleets alike meet increasingly stringent emissions standards while keeping costs low and reliability high.
One of the largest fleets traversing U.S. roadways takes kids to and from school each day.
About half-a-million school buses hit the road early every weekday morning, return to the bus yard, maybe make some mid-day runs for extracurricular activities or field trips and head out again in the afternoon to ferry students home.
It was great seeing many of you last week at NTEA’s Work Truck Week in Indianapolis. I’m sure those who attended can agree that the keynote speech given by Coach K (Mike Krzyzewski) left quite a mark. With the NCAA’s March Madness around the corner, hearing from him felt more than appropriately timed.
“Autogas is an excellent way to expand gallon growth within one’s market. These gallons are weather independent and provide customers with a clean, affordable fuel.”
Blue Bird Corporation (Nasdaq: BLBD), the leader in electric and low-emission school buses, highlights its latest zero- and ultra-low emission commercial vehicle solutions at the upcoming Work Truck Week 2025 (WTW25). The company debuts its groundbreaking propane-powered Class 5-6 stripped chassis. In addition, Blue Bird presents its state-of-the-art electric step van at the show’s Ride & Drive. WTW25 takes place on March 4–7, 2025, at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Ind.
As energy costs rise and emissions standards become more stringent, paratransit fleets are turning to propane autogas. Several recent studies have shown the effectiveness of propane autogas for paratransit fleets seeking to lower both emissions and operational costs while reliably meeting their performance needs.
Well, 2025 is off to quite a start regardless of which side of the aisle you are on.
The crude oil and natural gas tariffs and subsequent 30 day pause for Canada should drive us to look inward as a country and leverage the vast domestic energy resources at our fingertips.
The Engine Technology Forum (ETF) is excited to announce Roush Enterprises, Inc. (Roush) as its latest member. The ETF is a nonprofit group focused on improving the understanding of advanced engines, fuels, and technologies. Members of the ETF are leaders in these critical industries.
On his first day in office, President Trump signed a series of Executive Orders (EOs) that outline sweeping changes to U.S. energy and environmental policies. Among the most significant actions are directives that could reshape the future of clean transportation, electric vehicles (EVs), and infrastructure funding.
Here’s some good news for you to start the new year: Propane autogas makes your ability to set — and meet — fiscal and emissions goals easy, especially in 2025 and beyond.
