NPR: California Takes Big Step Toward Greenhouse Gas Limits
Soon, CA will limit the greenhouse gas emissions from factories and power plants, and, eventually, emissions from vehicles. Propel CEO Matt Horton comments on Propel’s role in the effort and consumers’ response to biofuels.
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Malibu Magazine: Ten by Ten - Matt Horton [Energy Empresario] (Link) – 2012.02.27
Within a decade of graduating from the Marriott School of Management at Brigham Young University, Matt Horton is revolutionizing and setting the bar high for the now competitive alternative fuel industry. This month, Mr. Horton joins Malibu Magazine’s Ten by Ten feature, where 10 influential figures are asked the same 10 telling questions.
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Biofuels Digest: Propel CEO Matt Horton Makes Top 100 People in Bioenergy 2011-12 (Link) – 2011.12.27
The Top 100 People in Bioenergy for 2011-12, as voted by the readers of Biofuels Digest and the Digest’s editorial board, have been announced. Propel’s Matt Horton makes the list at #61.
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Power Engineering Magazine: California Takes Big Step Toward Greenhouse Gas Limits (Link) – 2011.12.14
While U.S. delegates at the Durban conference think a new climate treaty is premature, one American state is going ahead on its own.
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CSP: Flying the Green Flag – 2011.12.06
Propel and PC&F carve out a renewable fuels deal that could be industry template.
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NPR: California Takes Big Step Toward Greenhouse Gas Limits – 2011.12.06
Soon, CA will limit the greenhouse gas emissions from factories and power plants, and, eventually, emissions from vehicles. Propel CEO Matt Horton comments on Propel’s role in the effort and consumers’ response to biofuels.
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Forbes Magazine: Propel Fuels One of “America’s Most Promising Companies” (Link) – 2011.12.01
Propel Fuels is named one of “America’s Most Promising Companies” and is the highest ranked renewable energy company on the publication’s Top 100 list.
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OPIS: Propel Fuels Partners with Econation – 2011.11.17
Propel Fuels, which builds, owns and operates a network of alternative fuel stations, announced a fueling partnership this week with Econation, a ground transportation company that uses hybrid and alternative fuel vehicles in its fleets.
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Biofuels Digest: Econation partners with Propel Fuels, for fleet-based biofuels (Link) – 2011.11.17
In California, Propel Fuels announced a fueling partnership with Econation, a global ground transportation company that will fuel its fleet of Flex Fuel vehicles at Propel locations in the greater Los Angeles area with Propel’s renewable E85 fuel.
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Fleets & Fuels: Propel Biofuels for Econation (Link) – 2011.11.17
Award-winning green transportation chooses Propel E85 for its Los Angeles Flex Fuel fleet.
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Ethanol Producer Magazine: Outlook 2012 - VEETC is Old News (Link) – 2011.11.15
From the standpoint of Matt Horton, CEO of Propel Fuels, efforts in 2011 to extend the Volumetric Ethanol Excise Tax Credit imperiled the future of the industry.
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The Hill: The infallibility of free markets underscores the philosophy for FuelChoiceNow (Link) – 2011.09.23
Propel CEO Matt Horton and VP of Corporate Communications and Government Affairs Qteros Inc Sue Hagen stand behind FuelChoiceNow, a national advocacy campaign that supports promoting consumer choice at the gas pump.
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Fleet & Fuels: Propel and Pacific for C-Store Sales – 2011.08.29
Propel Fuels reports a pact with Pacific Convenience and Fuels, which has more than 570 stores in California, Texas, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon and Washington, to co-locate Propel “Clean Fuel Points” at big-name PC&F outlets.
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Ethanol Producer Magazine: Propel Inks Deal to Install E85 Pumps Throughout West Coast (Link) – 2011.08.25
Two California-based retail fuel providers, Propel Fuels and PC&F, have signed a deal that will expand the availability of E85 and biodiesel blends throughout the West Coast.
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Biodiesel Magazine: Propel Fuels, PC&F to Expand Retail Station Network in Western US (Link) – 2011.08.24
Bryan Sims speaks with Propel CEO Matt Horton on the recently announced partnership between Propel Fuels and Pacific Convenience & Fuels.
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Domestic Fuel: Biofuel Offering to Expand in Western U.S. (Link) – 2011.08.23
The network of biofuels stations in the west will be expanding with a new partnership between Propel Fuels and Pacific Convenience and Fuels (PC&F).
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CSP: PC&F Signs Deal with Propel Renewables (Link) – 2011.08.19
PC&F has signed a multi-year agreement with Propel Fuels to co-locate Propel “Clean Fuel Points” with PC&F gas stations and convenience stores throughout the Western United States.
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Biofuels Digest: The Selling of Renewable Fuels (Link) – 2011.08.19
In all the discussions about renewable fuels R&D, engineering, policy, finance, and construction, the customer is often an afterthought. Out in California, Propel Fuels is doing something about it.
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Convenience Store News: New PC&F Partnership to Propel Alternative Fueling Stations (Link) – 2011.08.18
PC&F and Propel Fuels have targeted 80 of PC&F’s 300 potential locations to install renewable fuel self-serve filling stations, which will co-exist with traditional fueling stations.
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Silicon Valley Business Journal: Propel in Deal to Expand Renewable Fuel Access (Link) – 2011.08.18
Propel Fuels on Thursday announced a multi-year agreement with Pacific Convenience and Fuels to locate Propel “Clean Fuel Points” at gas stations and convenience stores.
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KPBS: San Diego - A Bright Spot For Alternative Fuels (Link) – 2011.08.15
A new film, “Freedom,” delves into the world of big oil and dispels some of the myths surrounding alternatives like ethanol. Retailer Propel Fuels comments.
