The new Alliance autogas technology center features an autogas equipment distribution center, a vehicle technician training facility and an autogas equipment research and development center. It’s managed by Blossman Services, Inc., a subsidiary of Alliance AutoGas founding partner Blossman Gas.

Blossman Vice President Jessie Johnson and Alliance AutoGas Technical Director Scott Spence head up the center, which serves as the U.S. distribution hub for propane autogas vehicle and fueling station equipment, along with warranty support. The vehicle technician training facility will lead autogas education initiatives and ongoing fleet technical support, as Alliance AutoGas continues to help more American fleets get up and running on clean, affordable propane autogas.

“Alliance AutoGas is committed to meeting the vehicle and fueling technology needs of American fleets,” said Johnson. “That’s why we guide fleets through the process of switching fuels and provide the ongoing support needed to make sure their autogas programs are successful.”

Alliance AutoGas provides a complete program for fleets, including propane autogas vehicle conversions, fueling, on-site fuel station installation, data integration, training and ongoing technical support. The versatile bi-fuel Prins Vapor Sequential Injection (VSI) system enables drivers to switch to gasoline if the autogas tank runs low, and the conversion kits can also be transitioned to new vehicles as older models retire. For fleets interested in learning more about Prins technology or switching to clean, affordable propane autogas through the Alliance program, visit www.allianceautogas.com.

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