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Ribbon cutting ceremony for the first person to bring Renewable Propane to the State of Connecticut, President of Hocon Gas, Dave Gable

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Speaking about the State's venture converting some State vehicles to operate on clean propane Autogas, Deputy Commissioner of Connecticut DOT, Karen Kitsis

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Deputy Commissioner of Connecticut DOT, Karen Kitsis sitting in a new State F750 Ford dump truck

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PROPANE AUTOGAS A FOCUS DURING GREEN TRUCK SUMMIT AT 2016 NTEA WORK TRUCK SHOW

PERC officials to speak about propane autogas on multiple occasions during Green Truck Summit

WASHINGTON (February 24, 2016) — The Propane Education & Research Council will again participate in the Green Truck Summit sessions at the National Truck Equipment Association's Work Truck Show in Indianapolis.

The Green Truck Summit sessions include information on the latest in alternative fuels and advanced technology within the trucking and transportation industry.

Tucker Perkins, PERC's chief business development officer, is joining representatives from across alternative fuel industries to discuss “Work Truck Trends and Outlook for Alternative Fuel Technology” from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m., Tuesday, March 1.

Perkins will also lead a panel called “The Propane Autogas Advantage: Reduce Your Total Cost of Ownership” from 8 to 9:15 a.m. Wednesday, March 2. Perkins will be joined by two propane autogas users: Renee Dawson, director of transportation and school safety at DeKalb Central United Schools in Auburn, Indiana, and Glenn Chamberland, fleet manager for AAA Allied Group Inc. in West Hartford, Connecticut. Dawson and Chamberland will share their first-hand experiences with managing vehicle fleets powered by propane autogas and the subsequent savings they have enjoyed.

“From the time of purchase to the retirement of a vehicle, using propane autogas shows its advantages through less time spent on maintenance, reduced fuel costs, and more time spent on the road,” Perkins said. “In comparison to other fuels, propane has more flexible refueling options and requires no emissions-reduction equipment.”

In addition to the Green Truck Summit, PERC and Roush CleanTech will announce the adoption of propane-autogas-powered vehicles by two new major customers during a press conference at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, March 3. The conference will begin in Roush's booth, 5793.

Show attendees are invited to learn more about propane's lowest total cost-of-ownership at PERC's booth, 5591. Several propane-autogas-powered vehicles will be on display in the PERC booth, including: