PERC Showcases Propane Autogas at ACT Expo, Paving Way for Clean Fleet Future

The Propane Education & Research Council brings low‑carbon autogas solutions to Las Vegas, aligning with 2027 emissions standards and offering fleet operators a greener alternative.

The Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) is turning heads at this year’s ACT Expo in Las Vegas, which is running from May 4-7 with an exhibit that highlights propane autogas as a viable, low‑carbon fuel for commercial fleets. The display demonstrates how the technology meets the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s 2027 emissions targets, delivering up to 30 % fewer greenhouse gas emissions compared with conventional gasoline and diesel. By positioning propane‑powered vehicles alongside electric and hybrid options, PERC aims to broaden the clean fleet conversation and give operators a practical, cost‑effective path to compliance.

At the heart of the exhibit are real‑world case studies from fleet operators who have already converted trucks, buses, and delivery vans to propane autogas. Participants report measurable fuel‑cost savings – often 10‑15 % lower than diesel – and a reduction in engine wear thanks to propane’s clean‑burn characteristics. The showcase also features the latest in on‑board diagnostics and refueling infrastructure, underscoring that propane technology has kept pace with digital fleet management trends.

Industry regulators and policymakers are watching closely. The ACT Expo draws federal, state, and local officials who are tasked with shaping transportation fuel policy. PERC’s message is clear: propane autogas offers a ready‑made, low‑carbon solution that can be deployed today, helping fleets meet tightening emissions mandates without the long lead times associated with full electrification.

Recommendations for Retailers

• Promote propane autogas as a low‑cost, low‑emission alternative to diesel, especially for medium‑distance routes where electric range remains limited.
• Partner with fleet operators to offer bundled services – fuel supply, refueling infrastructure, and safety‑management software – to accelerate adoption.
• Leverage the ACT Expo exposure to deepen relationships with regulators and position your company as a leader in clean‑fleet technology.
• Invest in training programs that certify technicians in propane fuel system installation and maintenance, ensuring reliable service for new customers.

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