Ohio Propane Fleet Vehicles
One-stop for huge savings on vehicle fuel, maintenance, fueling infrastructure, and tailpipe emissions
Propane Fleet Vehicles
Dedicated and Bi-Fuel Propane Engines
Dedicated Engine
Propane fueled vehicles are available from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and can be ordered from the OEMs direct.
Contact your local vehicle dealer and ask them about ordering your dedicated propane engine vehicle.
Bi-Fuel Engine
Vehicles can be converted by a qualified system retrofitter (QSR) to light, medium or heavy-duty vehicles.
Propane conversions take up to two days to install.
Qualifying Models: Ford, Dodge, GMC, RAM, Toyota, and more.
Conversions are available for 2015 ICE or newer.
Autogas Technical Training Available
Autogas Technical Training Available
Qualifying Models: Ford
Conversions available for 2012 or newer ICE vehicles.
Autogas Technical Training Available
Qualifying Models: Ford, Lincoln and Mercury, Chevrolet and GMC*
Conversions available for 2020 and older vehicles.
*Certain engines qualify. See EPA certified list.
Autogas Technical Training Available
Easy to Install Infrastructure
| Options | Onsite Standard Private station | Onsite Advanced Private station |
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Fleet Size
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Best for a fleet of less than 50 |
Best for 50+ vehicles |
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Set-Up
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Onsite 1,000 – 3,000-gallon tank |
Larger gallon tank, canopy & multiple dispensers |
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Propane Supplier Owns Infrastructure |
The fleet is responsible for site preparation: crash protection and electrical.
Cost for Fleet: $1,500-$15,000 (site preparation) |
The fleet is responsible for site preparation: crash protection and electrical for a two-dispenser setup.
Cost for Fleet: $5,000-$75,000 (site preparation) |
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Fleet Owns Infrastructure |
The fleet will need to account for purchasing the propane tank, pump, motor, and dispenser.
Cost for Fleet: $20,000-$60,000 (infrastructure) + $1,500-$15,000 (site preparation) |
The fleet is responsible for site preparation: crash protection and electrical for a two-dispenser setup.
Cost for Fleet: $60,000-$225,000 (infrastructure) + $5,000-$75,000 (site preparation) |
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Private or Public Network |
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Fleets with limited space, or fleets needing more fueling locations along their routes can take advantage of this option with no infrastructure investment. Network refueling stations are accessible 24/7 through a card lock system.
If a network is not currently available in your area, a propane supplier may create one for your fleet, if it’s large enough. Alternatively, multiple fleets can team up to provide adequate load for requesting a refueling network. |
Onsite Standard Private station
- Best for a fleet of less than 5o
- Onsite 1,000 – 3,000-gallon tank
Option 1: Propane Supplier Owns Infrastructure
The fleet is responsible for site preparation: crash protection and electrical.
Cost for Fleet: $1,500-$15,000 (site preparation)
Option 2: Fleet Owns Infrastructure
The fleet will need to account for purchasing the propane tank, pump, motor, and dispenser.
Cost for Fleet: $20,000-$60,000 (infrastructure) + $1,500-$15,000 (site preparation)
Onsite Advanced Private station
- Best for 50+ vehicles
- Larger gallon tank, canopy & multiple dispensers
Option 1: Propane Supplier Owns Infrastructure
The fleet is responsible for site preparation: crash protection and electrical for a two-dispenser setup.
Cost for Fleet: $5,000-$75,000 (site preparation)
Option 2: Fleet Owns Infrastructure
The fleet is responsible for site preparation: crash protection and electrical for a two-dispenser setup.
Cost for Fleet: $60,000-$225,000 (infrastructure) + $5,000-$75,000 (site preparation)
Private or Public Network
Fleets with limited space, or fleets needing more fueling locations along their routes can take advantage of this option with no infrastructure investment. Network refueling stations are accessible 24/7 through a card lock system.
If a network is not currently available in your area, a propane supplier may create one for your fleet, if it’s large enough. Alternatively, multiple fleets can team up to provide adequate load for requesting a refueling network.
Work With Your Propane Provider to
Get the Lowest Cost Per Mile
There are 263 Propane Marketers in Ohio, Use the Map to Find One in Your Local Area
Propane Public Fueling Stations
& Service Centers
Propane Public Fueling Stations& Service Centers
Rebate Applicaton
Receive up to $20,000 from the OPGA
The OPGA is offering fleet owners propane vehicle rebates
Apply Today! Rebates are available first come, first serve, while funding lasts.
New propane school bus – $4,000/bus, up to $20,000
New Propane Vehicle – $4,000/vehicle, up to $20,000
New Propane Vehicle Conversion (EPA) – $4,000/unit, up to $20,000
New Propane Mower (or new conversion) – $1,000/mower up to $5,000
- Vehicle Information
- Applicant information
- Propane Supplier information
- Attach invoice for new propane vehicle or propane retrofit system
Return completed application in 1 of 3 ways:
- Email to: OPGA@kdafirm.com
- Fax to: (517) 485-9408
- Mail to:
OPGA
605 N. High St. #214
Columbus, OH 43215OR
- Upload Completed Application Below
National EPA Grants
CLOSED
Includes propane vehicles. Eligible diesel vehicles, engines, and equipment include School buses, Class 5 – Class 8 heavy-duty highway vehicles, Locomotive engines, Marine engines, Non-road engines, equipment or vehicles used in construction, handling of cargo (including at ports or airports), agriculture, mining or energy production (including stationary generators and pumps).
CONTACT:DERA Helplinedera@epa.gov877-623-2322
Federal Transportation Agency Grants
Low-No Program funds will be awarded to assist the purchase or lease of buses that use low- or no-emission propulsion technologies, including related equipment or facilities. At least 25% of funds are reserved for low-emission projects, which include propane vehicles.
Eligible applicants for the Low- or No-Emission Program include designated recipients, States (including territories and Washington D.C.), local governmental authorities, and Indian Tribes. Except for projects proposed by Indian tribes, all proposals for projects in rural (non-urbanized) areas must be submitted by a State, either individually or as a part of a statewide app
If you have difficulty accessing the full announcement electronically, please contact:
FTA Office of Program Management
Grant Closes: July 14, 2025
Eligible applicants for the Low- or No-Emission Program include designated recipients, States (including territories and Washington D.C.), local governmental authorities, and Indian Tribes. Except for projects proposed by Indian tribes, all proposals for projects in rural (non-urbanized) areas must be submitted by a State, either individually or as a part of a statewide app
If you have difficulty accessing the full announcement electronically, please contact:
FTA Office of Program Management
National Tax Credit Information
If you’re installing propane fueling infrastructure between January 1, 2023, and December 31, 2032, you may qualify for the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit. Businesses can receive:
- 6% of installation costs (up to $100,000), or
- 30% of installation costs (up to $100,000) if labor and apprenticeship rules are met.
This credit applies to fuel dispensers and essential parts like installation labor. Tax-exempt entities, including state and local governments, may also qualify for the same credit.
For residential installations, consumers can claim a credit of up to 30% of the cost (up to $1,000) for propane fueling equipment installed at their homes.
To qualify, fueling equipment must be installed in a low-income or rural area. Check if your location qualifies using the 30C Tax Credit Eligibility Locator.
For more information, see IRS Form 8911.
The Section 45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit, established under the Inflation Reduction Act, offers a tax incentive for U.S. producers of clean transportation fuels, including propane, based on the fuel’s lifecycle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Beginning in 2025, Section 45Z replaces the Section 40A and 40B tax credits for producing clean transportation fuel. The 45Z credit is available for fuels produced and sold between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2027.
For more, see the IRS guidance and FAQs on this credit.
