A school near St. Helena, California is considering purchasing a Propane-powered school bus! Moving away from a dependency on the more pollutive fossil fuels, schools with Propane School Buses promote green living in a practical way.
Central Gas Systems from HBH Gas Systems can fuel refilling stations where these Propane School Buses can refuel. Other propane powered vehicles, such as police and taxi fleets, can also use these refueling stations fueled by Central Gas Systems. Eco-friendly propane-powered lawn care equipment and golf carts can also be fueled by a Central Gas System.
Learn more about propane school buses here:
http://www.sthelenastar.com/articles/2008/02/21/features/community/doc47bd370d8f7eb905516265.txt
Request more information about HBH Gas Systems by visiting this link.
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Propane School Buses gain traction: Propane School Bus considered in California
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Versatility of Propane (LP Gas): Individually Metered from a Propane Gas System
Propane Gas Systems provide this versatile fuel to entire communities from a single, centralized underground tank. Propane isn't limited to fueling basic domestic appliances. There are many ways in which a community can utilize this efficient, economical fuel as supplied from a Propane Gas System.
Visit this page to learn how a Propane Gas System can fuel residential energy needs:
http://www.hbhsystems.com/residential_uses.html
Visit this page to learn about the many ways a Propane Gas System can fuel the energy requirements of an entire community or resort:
http://www.hbhsystems.com/alternative_uses.html
Propane is becoming recognized worldwide as a fantastic option in developing countries and in countries without a solid natural gas infrastructure. Here's an interesting article about Propane Gas from Sri Lanka:
http://www.sundayobserver.lk/2008/02/17/fea03.asp
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008
HBH Gas Systems and JARSCO Partner to Manage and Maintain Central Propane Gas Systems
HBH Gas Systems and JARSCO Gas Utilities have joined in a strategic partnership to develop, manage and maintain Central Propane Gas Systems.
Central Gas Systems serve entire communities from a single, centralized propane tank. They allow developers working off of the natural gas grid to offer the benefits of gas to homeowners. Each system allows all the homes in the community to be supplied with propane from a single facility, eliminating the need for individual tanks.
These systems are economical, saving homeowners about 50% on their heating bills when compared to electric heating. Moreover, a recent AGA study showed that most homeowners prefer the luxury of duel fuels for their cooking and heating requirements. Propane can power everything from space and water heaters to clothes dryers to environmentally friendly lawn equipment. Homeowners in a community served by Central Gas System have the peace-of-mind associated with using an alternative green fuel as classified by the Clean Air Act and the Energy Policy Act. In fact, one home fueled by such a system instead of electricity effectively offsets the carbon emissions from one average vehicle.
Together, HBH Gas Systems and JARSCO are capable of maintaining Central Propane Gas Systems in the U.S. and abroad. HBH Gas Systems specializes in the marketing, design, and implementation of fully-engineered Central Gas Distribution Systems worldwide. HBH gas systems serve developments of all sizes with homes built by established national, regional, and custom builders. For more information about HBH Gas Systems, visit www.hbhsystems.com or contact Harris Baker at (512) 306-0073 or info(at)hbhsystems.com.
Based in Santa Cruz, California, JARSCO provides technical support and construction services to Master Meter Gas & Propane Operators. JARSCO has been maintaining and training gas line Safety Regulations compliance under DOT for 27 years. In addition, JARSCO has designed, installed and monitored over 500 cathodic protection systems, conducted Gas Leak Surveys on over two million individual gas services, and in the last two years has installed over 30 miles of polyethelene gas main. JARSCO's services have been utilized by private industry, towns, universities, private utility companies, municipal utility companies, as well as state and federal government agencies.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
HBH Gas Systems to Install Central Propane System at Falconhead West Development Near Austin, Texas
Austin, TX -- January 28, 2008 -- HBH Gas Systems and Ferrellgas Partners, LP have announced the installation of a Central Propane Gas System to fuel the Falconhead West development located in Bee Cave, Texas just west of Austin. The propane system will provide propane gas utilities to all of the 453 lots that will be available at final build-out. Central Propane Systems provide propane gas utilities to developments located off the natural gas grid. The propane gas is metered and billed just like natural gas and is supplied from a single, centralized propane tank.
The Developer of Falconhead West wanted the marketing advantages of gas supplied and operated by a large, competent company that has demonstrated sufficient capacity to serve a development of this size. The team at HBH Gas Systems has unsurpassed expertise in the implementation of propane systems designed to serve off-grid developments. HBH Gas Systems will oversee the design and implementation of the propane system at Falconhead West, while Ferrellgas will own and operate the system.
Central Propane Systems offer the developer the option of steering their off-grid developments away from carbon-heavy electricity toward more sustainable development fueled by gas. These systems are economical, saving homeowners about 50% on their heating bills when compared to electric heating. A recent American Gas Association study showed that most homeowners demand the luxury of dual fuels for their cooking and heating requirements. Homeowners in Falconhead West will have the peace-of-mind associated with using an alternative green fuel as classified by the Clean Air Act and the Energy Policy Act.
Phase one of the Falconhead West development will consist of 166 lots, including 37 sixty-foot lots, 73 seventy-foot lots, 49 eighty-foot lots and 7 model lots. The expected house sizes range from 2,200 to 4,500 square feet with expected house prices ranging from $299,000 to $550,000.
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