Mar
14
64 school districts run propane-fueled buses in the state of Texas. Those 1,800 alternative buses hitting the streets are reducing children’s exposure to diesel exhaust and emitting less-emissions into the air. Why are school districts choosing propane autogas school buses? These buses offer several distinct advantages, including: Meets Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and California Air… Continue reading »
Jun
24
Did you know the Texas Railroad Commission has a division strictly dedicated to alternative energy? It is referred to as the Alternative Fuels and Research Division (AFRED) or just the Alternative Energy Division (AED). Either name works! Recently, AED updated the look of their website which provides informative links to the following: Rebates and Incentives… Continue reading »
Feb
25
Did you know the Alternative Energy Division of the Texas Railroad Commission provides a monthly Propane Insider newsletter? It keeps propane marketers up to date on the latest news concerning rebates, training and safety, as well as regulatory and administrative changes. Vist the site today and view the most recent issues for FREE!
Jan
27
As most of you know the extremely popular $0.50-cent per-gallon Alternative Fuel Credit and Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit is back. This tax credit, which expired at the end of 2010, has been renewed for 2011. Propane, an alternative fuel, qualifies for the $0.50-cent-per-gallon credit retroactively for propane fuel used since January 1, 2010. … Continue reading »
Jan
05
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality awarded the Commission funds to provide rebates for the purchase of propane forklifts in Texas non-attainment counties. The program was a huge success from the get-go! Only months into the initial award amount, the Commission realized that additional funds would be needed. Today, the Forklift Rebate Program is still… Continue reading »