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Texas Municipal League Annual Conference highlights clean propane autogas technology for public fleets

AUSTIN, TX — The Propane Council of Texas  (ProCOT) promoted cleaner-burning propane autogas technology at the Texas Municipal League Annual Conference and Exposition  in Austin, October 9-11, 2013 as part of its Propane Autogas: Fueling Texas  public education campaign.  The conference is one of the largest gatherings of local government leaders in the nation with over 3,000 city leaders from all over the state.“By attending the Texas Municipal League Annual Conference, we spoke with many city leaders on the

Sheriffs discover the benefits of propane autogas at annual conference

CORPUS CHRISTI — Propane Autogas: Fueling Texas, the educational campaign from the Propane Council of Texas, made a splash at the Texas Sheriffs’ Association’s 135th Annual Training Conference and Expo in Corpus Christi. From July 20-23, Texas sheriffs gathered to learn about the latest developments in law enforcement technology, including clean, domestically-produced propane autogas. Law enforcement fleets that switch to propane autogas save 30-50 percent on fuel costs. One Central Texas law enforcement fleet, Williamson County, saved $73,000 on fuel costs in 2012. Autogas vehicles are

Propane Autogas: Fueling Texas makes an impression at Police Fleet Expo

AUSTIN — Propane Autogas: Fueling Texas, the Propane Council of Texas’ educational campaign, made an impression at the Police Fleet Expo Southwest. From May 22-24, hundreds of police officers gathered in Fort Worth to discuss the most efficient and innovative ways to manage vehicle fleets—including converting to propane autogas, the world’s most popular alternative fuel. The Fueling Texas presence at the Police Fleet Expo included volunteers, educational materials, video presentations and a propane-powered pick-up provided by Northwest Propane. Law enforcement officers had a chance to

Williamson County fleet saves $73k on fuel costs annually with propane autogas

AUSTIN — Williamson County expects to save $73,000 on fuel costs annually running fleet vehicles on propane autogas , the world’s most widely used alternative fuel. The Central Texas county began converting vehicles to autogas in 2009, and now operates 36 clean vehicles across nine departments, including EMS, Williamson County Constables and the Parks Department. “We are pleased to be able to convert part of our fleet to propane autogas, which is domestically produced in Texas, and is less expensive than gasoline or diesel fuels,” said Williamson County

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