Emissions

Climate change is one of the most important issues we are seeking to address in the United States today.  The transportation industry contributes the most (28%) to U.S. greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions followed by power generation (25%).

EPA announced the availability of the first round of funding under the $5 billion Clean School Bus Program, which was a major component of the bipartisan Infrastructure, Investment and Jobs Act, colloquially called the Infrastructure Law. Under this law, there is a guaranteed $2.5 billion available for implementing electric vehicle school buses while the remainder could be used for implementing electric, propane, and natural gas school buses.

Learn why an abrupt shift towards zero-tailpipe mission forklifts would be a missed opportunity for accelerating decarbonization using low-carbon, renewable, and blends of renewable and low-carbon fuels like propane.

Propane power generation solutions that can work as standalone systems or in tandem with renewables, providing a low emissions and resilient alternative solution.

Learn how propane autogas can make a significant impact on emissions in the medium duty and heavy duty truck categories.

This study presents a comparative analysis of full-fuel-cycle GHG and criteria pollutant emissions in key propane markets.

Read a study investigating the impacts of vent-free gas products on indoor air quality in single-family detached homes.

Read a study comparing the emissions of propane autogas school buses with diesel buses in real-world conditions.