Oak Harbor Public Schools Save with Propane Autogas
In 2010, Oak Harbor Public Schools started converting its school buses to propane autogas. The Whidbey Island-based fleet currently operates 53 school buses to transport
Northshore School District Uses Propane Buses
The Northshore School District was granted $280,000 by the State of Washington Department of Ecology School Bus Replacement Grant for air pollution control in 2019.
Seattle Children’s Hospital Shuttles Run on Propane
Seattle Children’s Hospital (SCH) added propane-fueled shuttles to help sustain its eco-friendly initiatives and cut fuel costs in 2013. The SCH offers a shuttle system
General Distributors Inc. Converts Fleet to Propane Autogas
Seven months after they converted 10 cargo vans from gasoline to propane autogas, General Distributors Inc. reported those vehicles cut the company’s greenhouse gas emissions
City of Redmond Converts to Propane Autogas
The City of Redmond converted 10 of its service vehicles to propane autogas in an effort to reduce its carbon footprint. The vehicles, including two
King County Department of Transportation Chooses Propane
The King County Department of Transportation (KCDOT) in Washington saves more than 50% per year on fuel costs for its propane fleet vehicles. They currently
La Pine School District Goes Green with Propane AutoGas
The La Pine School District has been busy overhauling it’s aging fleet of buses with newer propane models and has begun to reap the benefits.
Philomath School District’s Clean Propane Fleet
The Philomath School District recently extended its contract with Mid Columbia Bus Co. so that the company could secure funding for their new propane-powered buses,
Fuel Your Business with Propane
Propane-fueled vehicles (called autogas) has the power to transform your fleet. Businesses of all sizes have discovered that propane autogas vehicles deliver the lowest total
Propane Is Powering A Cleaner World
Caring for the environment is everyone’s responsibility. By choosing propane, one of the cleanest energy sources available today, you are making a change for the
Off-Grid Energy: Propelled by Propane
Businesses are discovering that using propane generators offer a reliable, cost-effective solution to off-grid power generation.
Propane Generators vs. Solar Energy
In terms of alternative energy, some are turning to solar – but is solar actually reliable? Propane generators can act as a fail-safe that works in tandem with your renewable energy systems.
Propane Pioneers
Anacortes, WA has begun their journey into alternative fuels – the first city in Skagit County in pioneer such a program. The city of Anacortes
SeaTac’s Cleaner & Greener Propane Energy Source
SeaTac continues its transition towards a cleaner and greener energy source as their emission goals have begun to materialize. The city of SeaTac is in
Kitsap’s Green Propane Fleet
Kitsap Transit is continuing their innovations in the mission of responsible service to its riders, employees, and the environment through its continued efforts as a green company.
Propane Powers Student Health
Georgia State University’s 8-year study confirms diesel fumes affect student test scores. Georgia schools are choosing propane powered school buses to improve student health and safety. Propane-Powered School Buses Georgia State
City of Anacortes Police Department Saves Big with Propane Fuel
The City of Anacortes is greener and cleaner. Their Police Department has been running their Chevy Tahoe patrol vehicles on a bi-fuel system (both gasoline
Washington Police Departments Save Money Running Fleets On Propane
The city of Redmond celebrated their achievements in their ongoing mission to reduce costs and be ecologically greener thanks to their efforts in 2017. Nearly
Washington’s Propane School Bus Fleet
Over 200 Washington school buses are running on propane. Schools save money by reduced costs of overall maintenance (fluids, filters), repairs, and fuel while keeping
PIRTEK Vans Run ‘Green’
In 2016, PIRTEK Kent and PIRTEK Seattle took steps to reduce their carbon footprint by converting their entire fleet to run on propane. Propane fueled-vehicles, known
