Propane is cheaper and burns cleaner than gasoline, but it powers just a small fraction of U.S. vehicles. A Santa Rosa company wants to change that by converting cars and trucks to run on the ...

Michigan truck and bus fleets are getting $4,000 rebates when they buy a new propane vehicle or propane vehicle conversion. Propane vehicle rebates are available until Dec. 31, 2021, or until funding ...

Sales of propane autogas-fueled vehicles increased 8% to 14,000 in 2016 compared to the year before, according to data from the Propane Education and Research Council. The council measured sales of ...

Photo by Michael McCord Outside of the Proulx company headquarters in Newmarket|!!| Jim Proulx with the propane tank that fuels his Ford pickup. Though it has been a fuel source for more than a ...

The city will spend approximately $75,000 to convert 10 fleet vehicles to propane fuel, saving about $10,000 per year in fuel costs, according to city officials. Last year, the city’s service ...

Dublin, Oct. 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Propane - Global Strategic Business Report" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The global market for Propane was estimated at ...

Icom North America L.L.C.’s CEO expects a 30 percent jump in revenue this year as the New Hudson-based company implements a new aftermarket sales strategy to convert fleets of gas-powered vehicles to ...

With a fleet of 6,000 delivery vehicles in Mexico City, Coca Cola Mexico chose IMPCO Technologies Inc to provide products and expertise to support conversion of its vehicles from gasoline to propane.

With the stroke of his pen, Gov. Bob McDonnell on Tuesday made Virginia the first state to formalize plans to convert its entire fleet of roughly 15,500 vehicles to run on cleaner, cheaper alternative ...

If you want the best of gaseous fuels without the drawbacks of compressed natural gas, you might consider converting your vehicle to propane--that is, if you have an older vehicle. Liquid petroleum ...

That classic car in the garage sure is a beauty. But it's not terribly fuel-efficient, and it's probably got minimal emissions controls. What's an eco-conscious gearhead to do? Convert it to propane.

When driving in this city, keep an eye out for police, but not for the usual reasons. You may spot one of Coconut Creek’s finest driving a car bearing the logo, “Propane powered, safe and clean.” Two ...