Fullerton, Calif., hosts Propel's first 'Clean Mobility Station'
Propel Fuels celebrated the grand opening of its first Clean Mobility Center in Fullerton, Calif., May 16. The station offers biodiesel blends and E85 along with conventional petroleum fuels, and allows drivers to offset carbon emission from their fuel purchases at the pump by helping fund clean air projects through Propel’s partnership with Carbonfund.org Foundation.
The company says its Clean Mobility Centers also implement green design and sustainability practices that promote cleaner transportation. Starting in Fullerton, each station will have free air stations for tires to increase vehicle miles per gallon, education centers offering information on local public transit and rideshare options, bicycle tuning centers, recycling stations at the pump and, soon, emerging fueling types such as natural gas and electric vehicle charging.
Propel’s Fullerton station is one of a growing network of locations built in coordination with the California Energy Commission’s Alternative and Renewable Fuel and Vehicle Technology program. The company operates stations throughout California and Washington State with more than 200 stations planned for the next two years.
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