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Webinar Gives Advice on Vehicle Conversion for Fleets

Wednesday, February 24th, 2010

mshades 2.24A recorded presentation about converting fleet vehicles to propane and natural gas will be posted soon in the webinar section of the Mississippi Development Authority Web site, http://www.mississippi.org

The webinar, originally presented Feb. 18 by the Mississippi Development Authority on behalf of the Mississippi Clean Cities Coalition, was geared for private and public fleet managers and lasted about 45 minutes. 

Event speakers included Mark Denton, vice president of business development for Blossman Gas, and Bill Calvert, vice president of sales for BAF Technologies. 

The Mississippi Development Authority (MDA) is Mississippi’s lead economic and community development agency. More than 250 employees help provide services to businesses, communities and workers in the state.

Photo courtesy of MShades under the Creative Commons License.

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AT&T Rewarded for CNG Program

Monday, October 12th, 2009

CNGAT&T was recently recognized for its concentrated effort to encourage the use of natural gas in its fleet vehicles and educating the public on the benefits of alternative fuels.  The telecommunications giant was one of five recipients of the National NGV Achievement Award at the Natural Gas Vehicle Conference-Summit in Long Beach, California.

After conducting a thorough investigation of natural gas vehicle options, benefits and availability, AT&T decided in 2008 to field test 25 Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)-powered installation-and-service vans in several of its California locations. After deploying the units and evaluating their performance, AT&T announced in early 2009 that it would replace approximately 8,000 gasoline-powered service vehicles with vehicles powered by CNG over the next five years.  The company plans to deploy 15,000 alternative fuel vehicles by 2019. BAF Technologies also announced June 30 it would help AT&T with the conversion to compressed natural gas.  The Center for Automotive Research (CAR) estimates AT&T’s CNG vehicles will save 49 million gallons of gasoline and reduce carbon emissions by 25 percent over its 10-year implication.  Ranked No.1 on Automotive Fleet’s Top 300 Commercial Fleets of 2009 based on size, AT&T operates 86,099 vehicles in its fleet.

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