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Government Fleet Summit to feature greener propane-powered technology

AUSTIN, TX — On November 21st, the Propane Council of Texas plans to highlight cleaner, domestically produced propane autogas at the Government Solutions Team Public Fleet Summit at the Holiday Inn Arboretum in Austin. The Government Solutions Team holds educational summits across the nation with the goal of connecting public works directors, fleet managers and others with expert technology, networking resources and innovative solutions. Between 30-50 fleet and facilities professionals from across Texas and neighboring states are expected to attend Thursday’s event. From 10:30am – 12:

Alternatively fueled propane engines perfect fit for turf care

DALLAS, TX — The Propane Council of Texas  (ProCOT) will participate in the 2013 Texas Turfgrass Association Conference and Show on November 12-13 at the Dallas Sheraton Hotel. The council will be on hand to highlight the many benefits of using greener, domestically produced propane autogas for mowers and irrigation engines for turf care. The Texas Turfgrass Association Conference and Show draws turfgrass professionals from a wide range of industries, including irrigation, lawn care, golf facilities, parks and recreation, school districts, turfgrass farmers,

National and state incentives available for greener propane-powered mowers

AUSTIN, TX — The Propane Council of Texas  (ProCOT) and the Propane Education and Research Council  (PERC) are offering national and statewide incentives for commercial mowers that run on greener, domestically-produced propane autogas . The Propane Education and Research Council (PERC) offers incentives nationwide for propane mower end-users on select mowers that are 36 to 72 inches in deck size. Mower operators can receive $1,000 per factory-built mower and $500 per EPA-certified propane conversion.

Propane Council of Texas partners with Clean Cities Coalition to promote greener on-road & off-road technologies to San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO, TX — The Propane Council of Texas, in partnership with the Alamo Area Clean Cities Coalition, will hold their 4th Annual Commercial Propane Mower and Vehicle Fleet Event this Thursday, October 3, from 11:30am—1:30pm at Padre Park in San Antonio. The Propane Council of Texas’ public awareness campaign, Fueling Texas , has been touring the state to educate Texans about the benefits of operating commercial lawn equipment and fleet vehicles on propane autogas. The campaign features a series of statewide road shows providing fleet operators, drivers and

Texas school districts educated on cleaner-burning propane at annual convention

DALLAS — Texas school board leadership had the opportunity to learn about clean, American-made propane autogas  at the Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA) and Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) Annual Convention September 27-28 at the Dallas Convention Center. The Propane Council of Texas  (ProCOT) participated with its awareness campaign, Fueling Texas , to educate participants about the benefits of operating school buses, administrative vehicles and commercial mowers on propane autogas.

Texas Nursery & Landscape Expo puts a spotlight on clean propane mowers

DALLAS — Lawn and landscape professionals are gathering at the Texas Nursery & Landscape Association’s 2013 Nursery/Landscape Expo at the Dallas Convention Center August 15-17 to discover new products, industry trends and clean technology, such as American-made propane autogas. The Propane Council of Texas will be on hand with its public awareness campaign, Fueling Texas , to educate participants about the benefits of operating both lawn equipment and fleet vehicles on autogas. “Propane autogas is clean, cost-effective and domestically produced,” said Jackie

EarthWorks saves big on maintenance and fuel with clean-burning propane autogas

EarthWorks, Inc., a full-service commercial landscaping company based in Dallas, expects to save 30-35 percent on maintenance costs annually running lawn equipment on propane autogas , the world’s most widely used alternative fuel. EarthWorks also reports $41,600 in annual fuel cost savings. “We have been thrilled with converting our lawn equipment fleet to propane autogas,” said Chris Lee, president of EarthWorks. “The biggest benefit isn’t even the more affordable fuel; it’s that our maintenance and repair costs have decreased dramatically. Propane is so

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