Ohio Runs on Propane

520 School Buses • 877 Fleet Vehicles • 17 Fueling Stations

Thousands of propane vehicles run on Ohio roads including delivery trucks,
transport vans, police fleets and school buses.
 
Propane costs significantly less in fuel, fluids and filters. Propane engines last longer due to its minimal carbon buildup and therefore no expensive exhaust systems are needed. Plus, propane engines perform equal to traditional gasoline and diesel engines.
 
More Ohio fleet owners turn to propane for its fast Return on Investment (ROI) and for its positive impact on the environment. (EPA Clean Air Act 1970)

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propane Rebates

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Rebates

Average Price
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Lower your price to less than $0.50/gallon with the help of OPGA & federal grants.

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Class 4 & Under

Passenger Vehicles:

  • Police & EMT Vehicles
  • Pickup Trucks
  • Passenger Vans & Buses

Light-Duty Fleet Vehicles:

  • Box Trucks
  • Delivery Vans

Class 5

  • Ford’s F-550, Chevy, Etc.
  • Walk-ins and delivery trucks
  • Bucket trucks or cherry pickers

Class 6

  • Single-axle
  • Beverage trucks
  • Rack trucks
  • School buses

Class 7

  • Street sweepers
  • Garbage trucks
  • City transit buses
  • Furniture trucks and smaller semis
Mower

Mowers

LEARN MORE ABOUT ROI
“Our propane sheriff cars are saving tax-payers a lot of money. The deputies like the propane vehicle power”
SHERIFF MATTEW J. LUTZ
SHERIFF MATTEW J. LUTZMuskingum County Sheriff Office
Zanesville, OH
“These propane powered lawn mowers last longer and burn clean.”
Trent Grove
Trent GrovePresident TAG Property Landscaping
Central Ohio
“Propane buses are very quiet. The kids are no longer yelling at each other to be heard. They are also less expensive to operate.”
Tony Borton
Tony BortonSuperintendent
Elmwood Local Schools
Bloomdale, OH
"Our preference is a sustainable fuel that reduces our carbon footprint. We continue to push and continue to purchase propane vehicles."
Kelly Reagan
Kelly ReaganFleet Administrator
City of Columbus
"With propane, we're seeing longer engine life, fewer break-downs, and better performance."
Larry Mullins
Larry MullinsPublic Transport Coordinator
Access Scioto County Public Transit
Portsmouth, OH
"Propane is the most cost-effective way to operate."
Ben Capelle
Ben CapelleCEO, Laketran
Greater Lake Co., OH
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LOWER COST

Autogas is about a dollar less expensive than gasoline or diesel.

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GREEN & CLEAN

Autogas releases virtually no harmful
matter into the environment.

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SAFER

Autogas is intrinsically safer than
many other fuels.

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HIGH SUPPLY

Current propane supplies far exceed demand, and infrastructure already exists to meet even greater demand.

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GREAT MPG

Autogas vehicles have a closer Miles-Per-Gallon to gasoline than other alternative fuels.
Propane provides 104 octane rating compared to regular gasoline rating of 87.

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RELIABLE

Autogas is reliable and implementation costs are lower. The fuel is domestically produced, so less reliant on imported fuel, increases energy security and creates U.S. jobs.

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Ohio Propane Gas Association

The OPGA is a trade and membership service organization

that represents propane marketers throughout the state.

605 N High St #214, Columbus, OH 43215

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