Significant
ROI with Propane

YOUR FLEET

Available Engines:
Dedicated (Repower)
Bi-Fuel

Qualifying Vehicles:
Light- and medium-duty propane vehicles Heavy-duty vehicles e.g. step van, school buses
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LOW MAINTENANCE COSTS

Propane burns clean in the combustion chamber with virtually no residue and minimal carbon deposits
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EASY REFUELING

There is a network of private and public fueling stations across Michigan.

Onsite fueling stations are available as well.
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CLEAN BURNING

Fleets of all types can reduce their emissions by switching to propane.
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Class 4

  • Ford E-450 passenger van
  • F-450 super duty pickup
  • Box trucks
  • Some large walk-in and city delivery trucks

Class 5

  • Ford’s F-550
  • Larger walk-ins and delivery trucks
  • Bucket trucks or cherry pickers

Class 6

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

Applies to combined weight (towing trailers or other vehicles that weigh more than 10,000 pounds.)

Class 7

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

Dedicated Engine

Propane fueled vehicles are available from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and can be ordered from the OEMs direct.

e.g. light-duty propane vehicles

Bi-fuel engine

Vehicles can be converted by a qualified system retrofitter (QSR) to light, medium or heavy-duty vehicles

e.g. F-150, F-250, E-vans, fleets

Plus, converting your vehicle only take one day!

Calculate your savings!

Fuel, Maintenance and ROI Calculator

Infrastructure options:

400 miles per tank fill with propane

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.

Propane fuel emissions comparisons

Propane has been considered an Alternative Fuel by the EPA since 1992!

MEDIUM-DUTY TRUCKS

Comparisons:
NOx: 4% less vs. diesel
GHG: 12% less vs. diesel

LIGHT-DUTY TRUCKS

Comparisons:
SOx: 37% less vs. gasoline
NOx: 36% less vs. diesel 
            5% less vs. gasoline
GHG: 12% less vs. gasoline

SCHOOL BUSES

Comparisons:
NOx: 96% less vs. clean diesel buses