J. Darryl Syler, the City of Dublin’s Fleet Manager, said the city purchased a $1,100 conversion kit in 2011 and started 2012 with a propane-fueled

Springfield, Ohio needed to cut costs throughout its city budget after funding to city governments was reduced by the state in response to the 2008

In 2014, Provide A Ride of Cleveland, Ohio, converted 41 of their gasoline vehicles to run on dual fueled propane. “The advantages to the dual

In 2014, Aaustin Express had a fleet of 175 vehicles, and of those 175, 90 were converted to propane autogas. Adam McCloe, Vice President of

Since 2013, Liapis Landscape & Design has been running their lawnmower fleet on propane. They converted 15 mowers and use an onsite 1,000-gallon dispensing station

Access Scioto County (ASC) Buses use cleaner burning and affordable propane autogas to fuel their buses. By using propane autogas, ASC is reducing greenhouse gases

John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH) joined an elite group of leading U.S. airports in sourcing 100% of its shuttle bus energy supply from a

The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority purchased 20 propane autogas paratransit buses to provide clean and affordable transportation for individuals with disabilities. The first of

Jeff Kates, President of Yellow Cab of Columbus, had an interest in alternative fuels for their taxi cab fleets, but his knowledge on propane was

In early 2011, the Franklin County Board of Developmental Disabilities took their first step towards a greener transportation system by purchasing their first propane-fueled bus,

In 2010, the City of Cincinnati felt the push to break the status quo. Andrew Glenn, Director of Public Services, committed to cleaning up the

The Frito-Lay company began switching it’s fleet to propane autogas powered vehicles in support of Clean Fuels Ohio, one of the largest of the U.S.