The Clean Cities report on Costs Associated with
Propane Vehicle Fueling Infrastructure is published and now available on the
Alternative Fuels Data Center. The report is designed to help fleets understand the cost factors associated with propane vehicle fueling infrastructure. It provides an overview of the equipment and processes necessary to develop a propane fueling station and offers estimated cost ranges. Click here to take a look!
Want to learn more about how much a propane fueling station costs?
Clean Cities has been working closely with the propane industry to create a report on the Costs Associated with Propane Vehicle Fueling Infrastructure. This document provides an overview of the components of a station, factors that can affect the cost, and ballpark cost ranges. Look for the release of this document in early August. Also, save the date for a Clean Cities Propane Infrastructure webinar on August 12th from 1-2:30pm ET. Curtis Donaldson from CleanFUEL USA will present an overview of the key components of a propane station, how a propane station works, and factors that affect the cost. Ron Latko, retired Mesa Public Schools Director of Transportation and current independent consultant, will share his experience bringing 90 propane school buses to the fleet. Ron oversaw the design and installation of three propane fueling stations and many fleets can benefit from hearing about his success. During this webinar, participants will have the opportunity to ask questions about the presentations as well as the content of the related propane infrastructure document. Webinar login details are as follows: Audio 888-807-9760 Participant passcode: 9189804 Web URL: https://www.mymeetings.com/nc/join/ Conference number: PW6636653 Audience passcode: 9189804 Participants can join the event directly at: https://www.mymeetings.com/nc/join.php?i=PW6636653&p=9189804&t=c More info here.
Watch this great video for a behind the scenes look inside the CleanFUEL USA garage as we begin to build the refueling equipment to fulfill the UPS propane autogas commitment.
