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21 hours ago

In its April issue, Butane-Propane News spoke to SES vice president of operations, Derek Rimko about why autogas stands out as a prime alternative fuel for fleets - from growing infrastructure and cost effectiveness to the ease of refueling.

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In its April issue, Butane-Propane News spoke to SES vice president of operations, Derek Rimko about why autogas stands out as a prime alternative fuel for fleets - from growing infrastructure and cost effectiveness to the ease of refueling.

Read all about it: https://bit.ly/43YBPYd

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5 days ago

School Bus Fleet Magazine recently featured SES sales engineer Scott Dougherty discussing how powering school buses with alternative fuels is gaining momentum in pupil transportation.

For some, the change comes amid local government pressures. For others, switching to traditional alternative fuels is a simpler way to curb emissions than switching to electric school buses.

Whatever the reason, the transition to any alternative fuel comes at a cost. School Bus Fleet talked to Scott and other experts on several alternative fuels and has a basic breakdown of what pupil transportation providers can expect to pay when making the switch: ... See MoreSee Less

School Bus Fleet Magazine recently featured SES sales engineer Scott Dougherty discussing how powering school buses with alternative fuels is gaining momentum in pupil transportation.

For some, the change comes amid local government pressures. For others, switching to traditional alternative fuels is a simpler way to curb emissions than switching to electric school buses.

Whatever the reason, the transition to any alternative fuel comes at a cost. School Bus Fleet talked to Scott and other experts on several alternative fuels and has a basic breakdown of what pupil transportation providers can expect to pay when making the switch: https://bit.ly/3VXf5pU

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On Earth Day, we are reminded that non-toxic, clean-burning propane and renewable propane are trusted in places where people and nature coexist in a delicate balance. ... See MoreSee Less

Happy Earth Day

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2 weeks ago

In the second round of its Clean School Bus Program funding, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in January announced awards of $965 million for zero-emission and low-emission school bus purchases. Of the total, $963 million will pay for 2,675 new EVs and $1.8 million will go toward 62 propane school buses.

The program provides $5 billion from 2022-26 to replace existing school buses. Nearly half a million diesel buses dominate the current U.S. fleet. To date, the program has awarded more than $1.8 billion to replace 5,094 buses in 638 school districts nationwide, according to the EPA website.

Propane buses cost about one-third as much as electric buses, which also require more extensive and expensive infrastructure for charging stations, electrical service upgrades and more. That same total award could have replaced 32,104 diesels with propane buses, based on the $30,000 incentive provided by the program.

When considering well-to-wheel emissions, the 2,675 diesel buses the grant replaced with electric will reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions by just 775 metric tons per year and carbon dioxide emissions by only 41,684 metric tons. If the funds had gone toward all propane buses to replace diesel, it would have reduced nearly 11 times the amount of NOx emissions and four times the amount of carbon dioxide emissions, according to the Propane Education & Research Council.

For more information on propane autogas school buses, visit BetterOurBuses.com. ... See MoreSee Less

In the second round of its Clean School Bus Program funding, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in January announced awards of $965 million for zero-emission and low-emission school bus purchases. Of the total, $963 million will pay for 2,675 new EVs and $1.8 million will go toward 62 propane school buses.

The program provides $5 billion from 2022-26 to replace existing school buses. Nearly half a million diesel buses dominate the current U.S. fleet. To date, the program has awarded more than $1.8 billion to replace 5,094 buses in 638 school districts nationwide, according to the EPA website.

Propane buses cost about one-third as much as electric buses, which also require more extensive and expensive infrastructure for charging stations, electrical service upgrades and more. That same total award could have replaced 32,104 diesels with propane buses, based on the $30,000 incentive provided by the program.

When considering well-to-wheel emissions, the 2,675 diesel buses the grant replaced with electric will reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions by just 775 metric tons per year and carbon dioxide emissions by only 41,684 metric tons. If the funds had gone toward all propane buses to replace diesel, it would have reduced nearly 11 times the amount of NOx emissions and four times the amount of carbon dioxide emissions, according to the Propane Education & Research Council.

For more information on propane autogas school buses, visit BetterOurBuses.com.

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Power Progress magazine recently featured the success of propane Autogas in a $1 million research pilot project by the Denver Metro Clean Cities Coalition to evaluate propane Autogas as an alternative to diesel fuel for delivery trucks.

Funded by the U.S. Dept. of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy, the project entitled, “Delivering Clean Air in Denver: Propane Trucks and Infrastructure in Mail Delivery Application,” saw U.S. mail logistics contractor Hi Pro, Inc. add five Class 6 straight box propane Autogas delivery trucks to its Denver fleet.

Comparing duty cycles, emissions and operating costs of those propane autogas vehicles to diesel units, the study found the propane fuel costs on an average per-mile basis were 29% less than diesel. Meanwhile, the propane trucks achieved an 18.9% reduction in combined tailpipe and production carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and a 98% reduction in tailpipe NOx emissions. ... See MoreSee Less

Propane postal delivery truck project shows emissions, cost savings

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Launched in 2021 and recently completed, the project explored the viability of propane as an alternative to diesel fuel in trucks.

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3 weeks ago

Last week, we celebrated the induction of Mike Walters, our vice president of fleet and safety into the LP Gas Magazine Hall of Fame.

Prior to his acceptance speech, the LPGas team shared a video of Mike opening his induction letter, a memorable moment we wanted to share with all of you. ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

The 2024 National Propane Gas Association Expo was a success!

Thank you to everyone who helped us celebrate Mike’s induction into the LP Gas Magazine Hall of Fame, a well deserved honor for a propane legend.

Our team did an excellent job on a 3D model of a recent terminal build and enjoyed catching up with old friends and prospective customers.

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The 2024 National Propane Gas Association Expo was a success!

Thank you to everyone who helped us celebrate Mike’s induction into the LP Gas Magazine Hall of Fame, a well deserved honor for a propane legend.

Our team did an excellent job on a 3D model of a recent terminal build and enjoyed catching up with old friends and prospective customers.

See you next year!

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PS Nice Model 😉

Congrats again Mike Walters!!

Superior Energy Systems, Ltd.

3 weeks ago

Propane Education & Research Council Training: Fleet Prospects and the Power of Autogas

This module, available in The Learning Center, describes a brief history of Autogas and will help propane professionals recognize the characteristics and qualifications of a great fleet prospect. It will also help marketers understand the cost and environmental benefits of Autogas over other fuels.

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Propane Education & Research Council Training: Fleet Prospects and the Power of Autogas

This module, available in The Learning Center, describes a brief history of Autogas and will help propane professionals recognize the characteristics and qualifications of a great fleet prospect. It will also help marketers understand the cost and environmental benefits of Autogas over other fuels.

Click here to access: https://bit.ly/3wLw83z

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4 weeks ago

Congrats, Mike Walters! 👏🏼🥂 ... See MoreSee Less

LP Gas Hall of Fame profile: Mike Walters

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Mike Walters is recognized as one of the most respected safety and training professionals and subject matter experts in the propane industry.

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Congratulations, Mike!

Great recognition Mike and well deserved

Superior Energy Systems, Ltd.

4 weeks ago

Thank you LP Gas Magazine for the feature article on SES vice president of safety and fleet, Mike Walters who will be inducted into the LP Gas Hall of Fame this evening.

Nearly 45 years following his start in propane, Walters is recognized as one of the propane industry’s most respected safety and training professionals and subject matter experts. Read more about Mike's accomplishments:

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LP Gas Hall of Fame profile: Mike Walters

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Mike Walters is recognized as one of the most respected safety and training professionals and subject matter experts in the propane industry.

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Looks like a bunch of heavy hitters right there. I was just a bystander.😁

Congratulations, Mike! I’m looking forward to celebrating with you tonight!

Congratulations Mike!

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