Champagne’s Energy Becomes Alliance AutoGas Partner

PORTLAND, ME – Champagne’s Energy Inc., which provides propane autogas vehicle conversions and fueling to fleets in Maine, has become a new Alliance AutoGas partner.

by Staff

November 29, 2011

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PORTLAND, ME – Champagne’s Energy Inc., which provides propane autogas vehicle conversions and fueling to fleets in Maine, has become a new Alliance AutoGas partner.

“We are thrilled to join Alliance AutoGas to help New England fleets transition to the most viable alternative fuel on the market,” said Champagne’s Energy Business Manager Dave Marcotte. “Fleet managers can come to us for autogas vehicle conversions and fuel supply, and we’ll install an on-site autogas station at their home base.”

Alliance AutoGas is a nationwide partner network that includes propane retailers, equipment providers and certified conversion centers.

“Because 90 percent of our nation’s autogas supply is domestically produced, shifting fleets to autogas is an investment in our energy future,” said Alliance AutoGas President Stuart Weidie. “Champagne’s Energy is a welcome addition to the growing network of Alliance partners making autogas fueling and vehicle conversions more accessible to American fleets.”

Topics:Alliance Autogas Propane Autogas Green Fleet

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