According to an article in the Florida Times-Union, officials in Glynn County, Ga., spent some time this week listening to companies from the propane autogas supply chain as the county considers moving its fleet to run on the alternative fuel.
Companies such as ROUSH CleanTech, AmeriGas and local propane-vehicle conversion firm Force 911 were on hand to discuss the details of both vehicle conversions and autogas refueling, the report notes. The county, which has about 80,000 residents, operates a 32-vehicle fleet.
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