Autogas News

Thales Committed to LPG

One of the UK's larger vehicle fleets has confirmed it remains “absolutely committed” to liquefied petroleum gas as its fuel alternative of choice. More...

Calor Backs Call for Licensing Scheme for LPG Conversions

As an official sponsor of the Trading Standards Institute Show in Birmingham last week, Calor has been backing the Birmingham Trading Standards’ call for Government to consider a licensing scheme for companies to ensure LPG conversions are carried out correctly. More...

MSD AND Calor Launch New Fleet LPG Conversion Initiative

Calor Autogas, the UK’s leading supplier of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) has joined forces with Motor Sport Developments Ltd (MSD), the internationally acclaimed motor sport company to offer Autogas conversions to fleets, local authorities and taxi drivers. MSD are currently responsible for the Hyundai World Rally Championship Team and promise to bring the same quality and engineering pedigree to the LPG industry. More...

Calor Supports the Region's Travelwise Group

Paul Oxford, sales development manager for Calor Autogas, was at the Copthorne Hotel in Brierley Hill recently to demonstrate the benefits of Autogas as part of the launch of the West Midlands’ Regional TravelWise Group’s ‘TravelWise Week’. More...

Blunkett Confirms Government Support for Autogas

On 15 August, Home Secretary David Blunkett, MP, opened a Calor Autogas pump at one of Sheffield’s busiest fuel stations, underlining the Government’s commitment to liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). More...

Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang Brings Cleaner Air To Bristol (April 8, 2002)

Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang is helping to improve air quality with a cleaner, quieter engine. The famous car has been converted to run on Calor Autogas and was exhibited last week in Bristol at the ALTER conference, a Europe-wide forum for local authorities to discuss air quality, transport and environment issues. More...

Calor Launches Preferred Autogas Converters Scheme (January 21, 2002)

Calor is announcing the launch of a network of preferred autogas converters, which will promote high standards of quality in the conversion market and increase confidence among fleet managers who are looking to convert their cars or vans to automotive liquefied petroleum gas (autogas). More...

What The Papers Say (December 18, 2001)

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Autogas Marks UK's 1,000th Retail Installation (December 4, 2001)

LPG marked a major milestone today [Tuesday 4 December 2001] as an established fuel option for fleet managers, with the launch of the UK’s 1,000th Autogas retail outlet. calor hailed the event as a significant incentive for fleet managers to convert to the cheaper, cleaner road fuel. More...

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