North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE)

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Stock Clean Energy Cng Truck

Certain Trucking Segments Ready to Go Electric

If trucks became all electric, then about 100 million metric tons of CO2 would be saved from going into the atmosphere

Schwan has approximately 3,000 propane vehicles out of a 4,200-vehicle fleet. The company has propane fueling stations at the majority of its depots.

Alternative Fuels Make Headway Despite Some Improvement in Diesel Prices

The North American Council for Freight Efficiency studied 14 major fleets last year and quantified adoption levels for 68 transportation efficiency technologies, and found the fleets adopted 30 to 54 percent of the available technologies.

Report: Fleets Realize Fuel Savings By Adopting New Technologies

The 2014 study revealed that the average purchased adoption rate of fuel-saving technologies has increased from 31 percent to 50 percent since 2003. As a result, these fleets are achieving 6.77 mpg on average, an 8 percent increase since 2011.

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Stock Clean Energy Cng Truck

Certain Trucking Segments Ready to Go Electric

If trucks became all electric, then about 100 million metric tons of CO2 would be saved from going into the atmosphere

Schwan has approximately 3,000 propane vehicles out of a 4,200-vehicle fleet. The company has propane fueling stations at the majority of its depots.

Alternative Fuels Make Headway Despite Some Improvement in Diesel Prices

The North American Council for Freight Efficiency studied 14 major fleets last year and quantified adoption levels for 68 transportation efficiency technologies, and found the fleets adopted 30 to 54 percent of the available technologies.

Report: Fleets Realize Fuel Savings By Adopting New Technologies

The 2014 study revealed that the average purchased adoption rate of fuel-saving technologies has increased from 31 percent to 50 percent since 2003. As a result, these fleets are achieving 6.77 mpg on average, an 8 percent increase since 2011.