Long-haul fleets are testing diesel, natural gas, BEV, and hydrogen trucks, revealing how each powertrain meets duty-cycle demands.

Public charging performance improved over the past year, but many drivers say stations still fall short on consistency and amenities.

New and updated alt-fuel trucks are cleaning up the medium-duty space in 2026. Hybrid and electric dominate next year's MD options.

The Propane Education & Research Council shares its perspective that propane is simpler, cleaner, and more cost-effective to maintain than many fleet owners may expect.

The effect of cold weather on fuel economy is significant. All vehicle batteries, including those in traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) cars, can be affected by low temperatures without proactive cold-weather precautions. Denser air increases drag, lower tire pressure raises rolling resistance, icy roads reduce traction, and driving at lower speeds in slick conditions further reduces fuel economy. Finally, battery performance declines, straining the alternator and affecting regenera...

The use of natural gas as a fuel for heavy-duty trucks is receiving a boost, due in part to the rollout of a more powerful natural gas engine and the growing availability of renewable natural gas to reduce emissions.

City Council members have approved spending $821,000 from grants to install 10 electric vehicle chargers. The city, its interim city manager said, lags behind peers in offering such infrastructure.

October 26, 2025 - One year after its launch, Richland Community College's Clean Energy Career programs are se...

Zipcar and ComEd have partnered to make sure everyone in Chicago can get around.

As U.S. energy demand surges due to data centers and electrification, managed EV charging emerges as a cost-effective solution to reduce peak loads, lower costs, and enhance grid...

Although other alternative fuels like E85 get a lot of attention, LPG remains the world's third-most popular engine fuel—and it makes sense.

Though spring is technically here, if you’re in the Midwest, you know that winter lingers longer than we may like it. As alternative fuels react differently from one another in cold weather—while some are more resilient in winter, others require some preparation and knowledge to keep the vehicle operable—knowing how different alternative fuels function in cold weather is still important at the beginning of spring. Read on to learn about each alternative fuel’s performance in winter and how to...

With domestic availability, on-site fueling options, and the ability to operate independently of the electric grid, propane autogas enables fleets to keep moving.