
Michigan transit runs 500 propane buses, cutting costs and emissions
August 18, 2025 By Sydney Fischer
The agencies’ transit buses are equipped with advanced propane engine systems designed and built by Roush CleanTech.
Read MoreThe agencies’ transit buses are equipped with advanced propane engine systems designed and built by Roush CleanTech.
Read MoreSixteen school districts in Washington plan to replace 111 older school buses with clean energy propane and electric buses through the EPA’s 2023 Clean School Bus Program.
Read MoreNicholas Trucking Co., a Pennsylvania-based contractor for the U.S. Postal Service, added three Ford F-750 trucks fueled with propane autogas to its fleet.
Read MoreThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) anticipates awarding about $400 million in grants under its 2023 Clean School Bus Program.
Read MoreOf the more than 2,500 buses benefiting from the EPA’s Clean School Bus Program in 2022, 95 percent were for electric buses.
Read MoreGoing forward, the Port Newark Container Terminal will use propane-powered equipment at its location in Newark, New Jersey.
Read MoreA push to displace diesel equipment plus $450 million in federal infrastructure funding is helping to position propane as a fuel of choice in ports.
Read MoreAgility Fuel Solutions received 2020 Environmental Protection Agency certification for its 488LPI propane engine for sale in truck and bus applications.
Read MoreThe EPA says about $40 million in grant funding is available for projects aimed at reducing emissions from existing fleets using older diesel engines.
Read MoreBriggs & Stratton Commercial Power engines are now available for propane conversions through Propane Power Systems.
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