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Alternative Fuel
Vehicle Conversion
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Yes! We can convert your existing, gasoline powered vehicle to run on one of the cleanest alternative fuels available - PROPANE. You can choose to either convert your vehicle to run solely on propane or dual-fuel, where your gasoline system is still operational and with a simple flick of a switch, you can revert back to gasoline. BENEFITS Vehicles running on propane have the longest range of any alternative fuel. Converting your gasoline powered vehicle to LPG may qualify you for Federal and State agency tax credits. FACTS LPG tanks fit compactly into car trunks, or in some cases where the gasoline tank has been removed, the tank(s) can be mounted where the gasoline tanks were previously mounted. In trucks and vans, LPG tanks can be installed inside the cargo bed or under the vehicle. LPG tanks are tested to a minimum 4 times normal operating pressures and are 20 times more puncture resistant than gasoline tanks. Like gasoline, LPG is flammable but has a much narrower range of flammability. LPG has a much higher ignition temperature of 920-1020 degrees vs. 80-300 degrees for gasoline. LPG will only burn with an air-fuel ratio of between 2.2% and 9.6% and will rapidly dissipate beyond its flammability range in the open atmosphere, making ignition less likely. COST TURNAROUND TIME FLEETS Fleet operators realize distinct economic advantages over conventional gasoline and diesel fuels. Battelle Memorial Institute found that propane is the most economic alternative fuel for fleets (on a per-mile basis) when operating, ownership, and infrastructure costs are considered. Operating costs associated with propane fleets typically range from 20 - 40% less than those of gasoline-operated fleets. From an economic perspective, propane is the most cost-effective alternative to conventional transportation fuels when capital costs (vehicle and infrastructure) and operation and maintenance costs are all taken into consideration. Of all available alternative fuels, it also offers the best mix of vehicle driving range, durability, and performance. The up-front costs of propane fleet vehicles can be offset by lower operating and maintenance costs over the lifespan of the vehicles. The time it takes for these savings to offset capital costs (payback period) depends on vehicle usage patterns specifically the average distance traveled monthly or annually. Fleet vehicles typically travel long distances and have very high fuel consumption, so the payback period on propane fleet vehicles can be very reasonable. SAVINGS State and Federal agencies have implemented tax credits for certain qualified vehicle conversions. Because these incentives and tax credits are apt to change, we are providing links below for you to visit and retrieve the most updated information from these agencies: |
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