Building Your Light Duty Natural Gas Fleet? Join Westport for a Free Webinar

Thinking of switching your light-duty fleet to natural gas? This free webinar led by Westport's Mark Aubry, vice-president of Sales & Marketing, will outline the considerations to take, plans to make, and resources available when building your fleet of dedicated or bi-fuel compressed natural gas (CNG) natural gas vehicles. This session will be a great resource for any fleet considering natural gas options for light duty applications.

Learn from the leaders as AAA Oklahoma's Fleet Manager Dana Storey—whose fleet is expected to save $400,000 annually by shifting to natural gas—discusses their best practices and lessons learned.

You'll learn about:

• Identifying your natural gas vehicle needs
• Determining the right light-duty vehicle option and availability
• Estimating your savings and payback
• Understanding available incentives
• Finding additional resources
• The experience and best practices of AAA Oklahoma

Many industries are well suited to transitioning to natural gas vehicles including:

• Oil and Gas
• Airport and Shuttle
• Municipal Services
• State Colleges and Universities
• Construction
• Maintenance and Towing

To register for this free webinar, please visit:

https://wpt.webex.com/wpt/onstage/g.php?t=a&d=809144864&sourceid=FFT

CNG Gives AAA Oklahoma a Boost

It’s not uncommon to see one of AAA Oklahoma’s compressed natural gas (CNG)-powered Ford F-250s servicing a gasoline or diesel-powered car or truck on the streets of Tulsa and Oklahoma City. That’s because almost half of the association’s fleet of 56 vehicles runs on natural gas.

AAA Oklahoma has a fleet of  23 natural gas vehicles, including this CNG-powered Westport WiNG™ Ford F-650.
Fleet Manager Dana Storey says the association saves around $400,000 annually on fuel by using natural gas vehicles.

Dana Storey, AAA Oklahoma’s fleet manager, says the association started converting its fleet to natural gas in 2011, and over the past two years has purchased or converted a total of 23 natural gas vehicles (NGVs). Ten of the fleet’s vehicles are bi-fuel Ford F-250s featuring the Westport WiNG™ Power System with service bodies, operating on CNG and gasoline, and twelve are dedicated Westport WiNG™ Ford F-650s operating solely on CNG.