The benefits that would result from faster growth in Autogas use around the world are substantial, but will not happen without concerted action by all stakeholders to tackle the barriers to market development. Autogas suppliers themselves are committed to taking action. But the role of policy makers is crucial: transport and fuel tax policies need to ensure that Autogas is financially attractive to end users. Other private sector stakeholders, including energy producers and fuel system equipment manufacturers and installers, also need to play their part by investing in new vehicle technologies and bioLPG. And the consumer – the motorist – needs to be fully committed to Autogas. This will be particularly important where Autogas is new to the market or where there are public concerns about using the fuel. Investment in education and training programmes will be needed as well as developing positive brand awareness.
FROM POTENTIAL TO REALITY
WHAT THE AUTOGAS INDUSTRY WILL DO
WHAT POLICY MAKERS NEED TO DO
HOW OTHER STAKEHOLDERS NEED TO CONTRIBUTE
