Why Michigan Runs on Propane

In 1972, the EPA designated propane as a clean combustible fuel as it releases minimal emissions.

More Michigan fleet owners have turned to propane for its ROI and environmental cleanliness.

Propane is easier on engines, costs less to maintain the engines, and doesn’t require expensive exhaust systems like gasoline and diesel.

Over 10,000 vehicles run on propane in Michigan, including police cars, delivery trucks,
transport vans and school buses.

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Why City Officials
& School Districts Use Propane

Hundreds of Law Enforcement Cruisers Run on Propane

Any Vehicle Can
Run on Propane

Thousands of Buses Run on Propane

Why City Officials & School Districts Went with Propane

Hundreds of Law Enforcement Cruisers Run on Propane

Any Vehicle Can Run on Propane

Thousands of Buses Run on Propane

"Vehicles running on propane last longer."

"My mechanics like working on [them] as the oil changes are a lot cleaner and they are not as difficult as diesels."

"Filling it is so easy, it's just like filling up your car with gas."

LOWER COST

Autogas is about a dollar less expensive than gasoline or diesel.

GREEN & CLEAN

Autogas releases virtually no harmful
matter into the environment.

SAFER

Autogas is intrinsically safer than
many other fuels.

HIGH SUPPLY

Current propane supplies far exceed demand, and infrastructure already exists to meet even greater demand.

GREAT MPG

Autogas vehicles have a closer Miles-Per-Gallon to gasoline than other alternative fuels.
Propane provides 104 octane rating compared to regular gasoline rating of 87.

RELIABLE

Autogas is reliable and implementation costs are lower. The fuel is domestically produced, so less reliant on imported fuel, increases energy security and creates U.S. jobs.