Jul
31
Successful propane fleets make sure their drivers, refuelers, mechanics and local emergency responders are properly trained. Experienced Railroad Commission instructors offer free training in each of these job categories. As soon as you know the delivery date of your vehicles, email Meghan Lyons at meghan.lyons@rrc.state.tx.us or call 512-463-6756 to arrange free classes for your employees… Continue reading »
Jul
29
The Commission’s DOE Clean Cities grant requires quarterly reporting of the miles driven by each vehicle purchased with the aid of grant funds, propane gallons dispensed by fueling stations purchased with the aid of grant funds, and other information deemed appropriate. The Railroad Commission will issue quarterly reminders and provide forms for reporting purposes. The… Continue reading »
Jul
27
The Commission requires the following documents in order to process a Request for Reimbursement: __ The original executed DOE Grant Vehicle Application. (NOTE: This document must include original signatures and include the Terms and Conditions of operation as outlined in the grant subcontract.) __ Paid invoice __ Railroad Commission Form 503 (school buses only) or… Continue reading »
Jul
26
Railroad Commission DOE Clean Cities partner fleets that have received their vehicles are encouraged to submit their requests for reimbursement promptly. Here’s how: STEP 1: After you receive your signed contract, purchase the equipment as you normally would, using competitive bidding practices. STEP 2: Once your vehicles are delivered or your fueling station is installed… Continue reading »
Jul
23
Railroad Commissioner Michael L. Williams continued his drive to reduce air pollution from school buses in an address today to the Texas Parent-Teacher Association’s board of directors in Austin. The Railroad Commission and the Texas PTA both administer grants that help Texas school districts buy low-emissions alternative-fueled school buses. Williams praised Texas PTA’s recent awards… Continue reading »