Propane Fueling Infrastructure Across America

This case study examines the propane fueling infrastructure utilized across various sectors in the United States, including education, transit, and commercial industries. It provides an overview of the current landscape, detailing the presence of approximately 2,500 public propane fueling stations and the domestic production of over 90% of the propane autogas supply. The document outlines three primary fueling options: onsite stations, mobile fueling, and public stations, each catering to different fleet needs. It also discusses the financial aspects, including potential funding and support available for fleets that collaborate with propane suppliers. The case study features examples from various organizations, such as school districts and transit agencies, demonstrating the practical applications and benefits of propane fueling infrastructure. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of proper maintenance and filtration systems to ensure efficient operation and longevity of the fueling stations. Overall, the study highlights the growing adoption of propane autogas as a viable alternative to traditional fuels.