CleanFUEL USA Hires Propane Industry Veteran Poulsen to Lead Sales Team

Blair Poulsen, appointed as CleanFuel USA's director of sales, will be responsible for leading a team dedicated to the relationships and sales needs for both propane refueling infrastructure and OEM vehicle technology.

by Staff

August 27, 2013

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CleanFUEL USA, a technology developer and manufacturer of propane autogas, announced the addition of Blair Poulsen as director of sales. Poulsen will be responsible for leading a team dedicated to the relationships and sales needs for both propane refueling infrastructure and OEM vehicle technology, including Thomas Built Buses, Collins Bus Corporation, General Motors, and Freightliner Custom Chassis Corporation (FCCC).

Poulsen brings more than 23 years of propane industry experience, most recently as regional sales and marketing director for Heritage Propane and AmeriGas Propane, according to CleanFUEL USA. Poulsen currently serves as chairman on the Nevada Board for the Regulation of Liquefied Petroleum Gas.

CleanFUEL USA will continue to make new hiring decisions while growing their line of propane autogas offerings, including the FCCC S2G, a medium-duty cab-chassis with a specially made engine that burns liquified petroleum gas (LPG/propane), which will be in full production by early September, according to CleanFUEL USA.

Topics:Freightliner General Motors Thomas Built CleanFUEL USA Green Fleet

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