What Does the Administration Change Mean for Propane?
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.
We believe that propane will continue to stand out against other transportation energy options, regardless of shifting political winds and interests. With emissions regulation changes coming in the next few years, propane is positioned to be a favorable fuel going forward.
The new administration looks favorably at propane. We anticipate that propane vehicle and school bus adoption will be strongly encouraged moving forward. Chris Wright, nominee for U.S. Secretary of Energy, has stated publicly that he “loves propane.”
Propane’s ability to provide affordable, efficient and accessible clean transportation continues to resonate with more businesses, school districts and transit agencies across the country. This increased demand in the market highlights the need for practical energy solutions — ones that encourage the diversification of fuel options that are centered on efficiency and affordability rather than forcing one solution for every business.
I’m certain that more information will unfold as the year progresses, and Todd and I promise to keep you updated as we learn more.
Welcome to 2025!
Here’s what I’m reading this month:
- Wilkes County Schools adds 12 autogas-powered buses & becomes Georgia’s first district with all-clean bus fleet
- Propane offers fleets resiliency
- Propane autogas safety tips
Chelsea Uphaus
Director of Marketing
ROUSH CleanTech
