Fleet Energy That’s Ready Now

Propane autogas can lower operating costs compared with diesel, refuel in minutes, and keep fleets moving without depending on charging infrastructure. Certified vehicle options are available today from established OEMs and upfitters. See what propane autogas could look like for your operation.

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Bring Refueling to Your Fleet

Bringing fuel directly to your operation gives you greater control over when vehicles refuel and return to service. That can mean fewer off-route fueling trips, more predictable schedules, and a refueling strategy built around the way your fleet actually works.

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Refueling Options That Fit Your Fleet

On-Site Private Stations

Full control with infrastructure that scales as your fleet grows. Refuel in minutes on-site — no charging downtime.
Best for: Return-to-Base Operations

Mobile Refueling

No infrastructure required. Your propane provider fuels vehicles on-site. Start operating immediately with no upfront investment.
Best for: Fast Deployment or Early-Stage Adoption

Temporary Refueling

Operate now while permanent infrastructure is installed. Keep vehicles running without delays during construction.
Best for: Pilots or Phased Rollouts

Public & Private Refueling Networks

24/7 access to existing fueling locations — no on-site setup needed. Expand access as your fleet grows or operates regionally.
Best for: Regional or Mixed-Use Fleets

Cylinder Exchange

Swap empty for ready-to-use forklift cylinders and keep equipment moving. Your propane supplier can regularly refill cylinders based on your operation’s needs, with secure on-site storage for easy access.

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Cost-Effective Infrastructure, Flexible by Design

When you compare the types of infrastructure, this is the most cost-effective kind that you can have and it’s so mobile. It’s wonderful.

Paul Strobis, Director of Paratransit, Broward County Transit

Propane Autogas vs. Electric: A Refueling Comparison

Propane autogas delivers lower infrastructure costs, faster fueling, and fewer operational constraints than electric charging. Avoid costly electrical upgrades, long charging times, and ongoing system expenses — propane autogas keeps fueling simple and predictable.

Compare Refueling and Charging

Propane Autogas vs Electric
Category
Propane Autogas
Electric
Cost
$45K-$60K
$80K-$480K
Upfront Infrastructure
Lower, often supplier-supported
High, site and electrical upgrades required (i.e. trenching, conduits, cables, and repaving)
Refueling Time
Minutes
Up to 5 hours in some cases
Range
More than 400 miles on a single refueling
Up to 120 miles on one charge
Additional Costs
None typically
Charging management software and electrical upgrades
Scalability
Add tanks as needed
Requires major system expansion
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Refueling Is Closer Than You Think

Propane autogas is supported by a growing network of public and private refueling locations — with options to fuel on-site or across your operating area.

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See What Propane Autogas Could Mean for Your Fleet

A propane autogas specialist can help evaluate fleet fit, vehicle and refueling options, funding opportunities, and practical next steps for adoption.

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