Automotive LPG or Autogas is the most accessible alternative fuel . Driving an LPG vehicle is safe, easy and, in many countries, considerably cheaper than driving a petrol or diesel model. LPG also emits less CO2 and far less other emissions such as NOx.

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Spain: Murcia subsidises taxi drivers owning ‘zero’ and ‘eco’ cars

Jun22
The Local Government Board of Murcia approved the call for the granting of subsidies by competitive concurrence for the acquisition of zero emission taxis, such as electrics and hydrogen-powered,...
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United States: Maryland awards $4 million to help deploy clean fuel fleets

Jun22
The Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) announced four additional awards under the second round of the Fiscal Year 2022 (FY22) Clean Fuels Incentive Program (CFIP), totalling $3.9 million in fund...
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New Autogas conversion project launched in Thailand

Jun22
Olympus Oil Company Limited and Atlas Energy Company Limited, subsidiaries of PGT Energy that operate the LPG distribution business and the service station network, have launched the project “PT...
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Dacia will reinforce investment in Autogas range

Jun22
Since 2017, Dacia has relied on Autogas to ensure a good part of its sales in Europe. The manufacturer is now the European leader in this market, and sales of LPG-powered vehicles represent 57.6%...
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New partnership will work on LPG blends for transport and other applications in US and Japan

Jun22
Suburban Propane Partners, L.P., U.S. distributor of LPG, renewable energy and related products and services, and Iwatani Corporation of America, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Iwatani Corporation (...
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Italy: Dacia consolidates leadership in the Autogas market

Jun08
There are currently about 28 million LPG vehicles in the world and over 2.5 million in Italy. Since 2008, Dacia has sold almost 250,000 LPG vehicles in Italy and since 2019 its cars have conquered...
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New reports says U.S. fleets are accelerating use of clean fuel vehicles

Jun08
In the third annual State of Sustainable Fleets Market Brief, published by the clean technology consulting firm Gladstein, Neandross & Associates (GNA), transportation fleets continued to repo...
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Autogas consumption increases in north-western Argentina

Jun08
The conversions to LPG maintain a notable increase in 2022, according to Guillermo Vila, which owns a network con CNG and LPG conversion centres in the province of San Juan. In December 2021, the...
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Landi Renzo’s LPG system EVO available in Spanish market

Jun08
The Spanish company LR Autogas distributes Landi Renzo equipment, a leader in the manufacture of LPG and CNG systems, with more than 60 years of experience in the market. With a team of great comm...
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WHY AUTOGAS?

Autogas is…

CLEAN

Vehicles running on LPG produce far fewer of the harmful emissions associated with traditional road fuels that contribute to environmental and health problems.

SAFE

Autogas is a safe alternative fuel that is nontoxic, non-corrosive and insoluble in water. Fuelling with autogas is as safe and simple as filling up with gasoline or diesel.

CONVENIENT

Autogas combines low cost and emissions with easy refueling and range comparable to traditional fuels.

AVAILABLE

The supply of LPG is secure in the long term and 7 of 10 largest car manufacturers produce autogas vehicles.

GROWING

LPG is the most commonly used alternative fuel in the world and and increasing number of countries promote its use.

READY FOR TOMORROW

New autogas-electric hybrids and engine technology ensure that autogas is ready for the future.

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MOTION

LPG Exceptional Energy Case Study – Low Emissions & Cost

Neil Armstrong, Vice-President of Red Car Service in Guelph, Ontario, Canada talks about converting his fleet of vans and buses to Autogas.

Deeds Not Words

Mike Weaver, fleet manager for London Police, Canada, explains why they have chosen propane Autogas for patrol cars.

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