Fuel-price spread sharpens business case for propane autogas
October 5, 2026 By Keith Loria
Widening cost gap gives retailers an opening to lower operating expenses,
grow gallons and make a more credible pitch to fleet customers.
Widening cost gap gives retailers an opening to lower operating expenses,
grow gallons and make a more credible pitch to fleet customers.
The agencies’ transit buses are equipped with advanced propane engine systems designed and built by Roush CleanTech.
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Sixteen school districts in Washington plan to replace 111 older school buses with clean energy propane and electric buses through the EPA’s 2023 Clean School Bus Program.
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Nicholas Trucking Co., a Pennsylvania-based contractor for the U.S. Postal Service, added three Ford F-750 trucks fueled with propane autogas to its fleet.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) anticipates awarding about $400 million in grants under its 2023 Clean School Bus Program.
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Of the more than 2,500 buses benefiting from the EPA’s Clean School Bus Program in 2022, 95 percent were for electric buses.
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Going forward, the Port Newark Container Terminal will use propane-powered equipment at its location in Newark, New Jersey.
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A push to displace diesel equipment plus $450 million in federal infrastructure funding is helping to position propane as a fuel of choice in ports.
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Agility Fuel Solutions received 2020 Environmental Protection Agency certification for its 488LPI propane engine for sale in truck and bus applications.
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The EPA says about $40 million in grant funding is available for projects aimed at reducing emissions from existing fleets using older diesel engines.
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