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Title: LPI Presentation


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LPI Presentation General Motors Medium Duty Truck
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  • Headquartered in Georgetown, Texas
  • Established in 1993
  • Manufacturer of motor fuel dispensers and fueling
    infrastructure - LPG E85
  • Provides fuel supply services and contracts
  • Owns or franchises 34 fueling locations in
    California, Arizona, Texas and Colorado.
  • Develops liquid propane fuel injection systems

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CLEANFUEL USA
provides a complete alternative fuel
solution
  • Vehicle Fuel Systems
  • Fueling Infrastructure
  • Fuel Management
  • Fuel

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Market Factors Favor the Development of a
Simple/Cost Effective Alternative Fuel Solution
  • 2007 2010 Diesel Emission Standards
  • Increase in diesel engine prices
  • Increased diesel fuel prices
  • Increased maintenance and operating costs
  • Health and global warming issues
  • Government alternative fuel incentives
  • Energy Security

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Propane (C3H8)
  • Low cost and domestically produced alternative
    fuel
  • Non-toxic, burns cleanly is not a ground
    contaminant
  • Abundant supply in the U.S.
  • - 60 comes from natural gas 40 from
    refining oil
  • Propane is naturally a low emission fuel
  • - Near zero particulate matter





  • Similar MPG and fuel fill rate as gasoline
  • Promote a green fleet image
  • Support Energy Independence

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Alternative Fuel Comparison
Source Michigan Propane Gas Association
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  • The LPI System
  • Clean-Low Emission
  • Simple Design
  • Economical
  • Superior Performance
  • Safe
  • Supported
  • Accepted

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Clean Low Emissions
2008 GMC/Chevrolet
4500/5500
NOx Only
EPA/CARB Standards
0.2

Actual GM 8.1L Cert. Level
1.0
2008 Level
0.175
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Simple Design
  • Direct replacement of the OEM gasoline fuel
    system.
  • - Liquid Propane Injection
  • - Sequential Port Injected
  • - Utilizes the GM P-59 Engine Control
    Unit
  • - Utilizes proven Components from Seimens
    and Walbro
  • Developed Certified by CFUSA at the General
    Motors Proving . Grounds in
    Millbrook, England
  • - Approximately 40,000 systems operating
    Worldwide
  • - Received EPA/CARB Certification
    April, 2006
  • - Available 2003/2008 MY Vehicles
  • - LPI system installed in Flint, Michigan
    by a recognized installer

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LPI Delivers Propane to the Intake Port as a
Liquid
  • Benefit
  • Vaporization occurs at the intake port,
    cooling the air/fuel . charge and
    increasing air/fuel density providing power
  • better than the gasoline engine equivalent.
  • Vaporization creates a cooling effect reducing
    valve and
  • upper cylinder temperatures and prolonging
    engine life.
  • Provides excellent cold weather start and go.

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LPI control is integrated into the OEM computer
  • Benefit
  • Proprietary programming optimizes fuel
    economy, . performance
    and low emissions
  • Injector spray pattern is optimized as
    designed by the . engine OEM.
  • OEM developed diagnostics remain intact with
    the
  • LPI system.
  • Allows use of GM Tech II tool for diagnostics.

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LPI utilizes Siemens bottom feed injectors
Benefit

- Provides a self cleaning and purging
action. - Reduces contaminant build up.
- Improves the service life of the injectors.
- Maintains fuel economy, performance and
low . emissions. -
Provides quiet operation.
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EconomicalTax Credits
  • Energy Act of 2005, Sec. 1341 (e) (H.R. 6)
  • New Qualified Alternative Fuel Motor Vehicle
    Credit
  • Effective 1/1/2006 through 12/31/2010

    . - 50 of the
    MSRP difference between a conventional gasoline
    or
  • diesel powered vehicle and the New
    Qualified Alternative Fuel
  • Motor Vehicle
  • Plus

    . - 30
    of the MSRP difference between a conventional
    gasoline or
  • diesel powered vehicle and the New
    Qualified Alternative Fuel
  • Motor Vehicle if the vehicle has a
    certificate of conformity under
  • the Clean Air Act and meets or exceeds
    the most stringent standard
  • available for certification under the
    Clean Air Act for that make and
  • model year vehicle

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EconomicalTax Credits
  • Highway Act, Sec. 1113
  • Volumetric Excise Tax Credit for Alternative
    Fuels
  • Effective 10/1/2006 through 9/30/2009
  • Applicable to sellers of LPG and known as
    VETC
  • 0.50 per gallon credit
  • Energy Act, Sec. 1342
  • Credit for Installation of Alternative Fuel
    Stations
  • Effective 12/31/2005 through 12/31/2009
  • Provides a tax credit of up to 30 of the
    value of an
  • LPG fueling station, up to 30,000

Contact your Tax Specialist for specifics on
application of this tax credit
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Economical

  • 2008 MSRP
  • GMC Chevrolet
    Fam 2 Fam 3
  • 8.1 Gasoline Engine
    Std. Std
  • CF-USA - LPI
    12,415 13,065
  • After 80 Tax Credit
    2,483 2,613
  • DURAMAX Diesel - 215 HP
    16,466 16,466
  • Cat C7 - 210 HP
    18,413 18,413

The LPI system pricing for 2008 includes our
Standard 65 Gallon Tank, installation and a 2
year, unlimited mileage warranty.
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Economical
7 Year Average Fuel Vehicle
. Acquisition Cost 26,000 lbs. GVWR 30,000
Miles per Year Fuel at Fleet Price
. - Diesel
4.70 - Gasoline
3.85 . - LPI Propane 2.40
. Est. Tax Credit -
0.50 . Net Price
1.90 Total Annual Savings - LPI
vs. Diesel . (Acquisition Fuel
over 7 Years) 57,686 Annual
Fuel Savings vs diesel 6,225
.60
.63
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LPI numbers reflect Energy (80 MSRP) and
Transportation Bill Tax Credits Prices will vary
based on local conditions
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Superior Performance
  • 325 HP _at_ 4000 RPM
  • 450 ft-lbs of Torque _at_ 2800 RPM
  • Early torque rise provides quick .
    acceleration (no turbo lag).
  • Idles quietly with virtually no
    . exhaust odor.

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Safe
  • Fuel tank is made of ¼ thick carbon steel.
  • Tanks are 20 times more puncture
  • resistant than a gasoline or diesel tank.
  • Fuel flow is automatically shut-off in the
  • event of a fuel line rupture.
  • Critical valves are mounted below the tank
  • shell perimeter providing superior protection
    from damage.
  • Propane has the most narrow flammability range
    of any fossil fuel.
  • Propane requires an ignition source of 940
    degrees F to ignite.  In contrast, .
    gasoline will ignite with an ignition source of
    only 430 to 500 degrees F.
  • In the rare event of a leak, propane will
    vaporize into the air and will not pool.

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Service and SupportWarranty
Clean Fuel USA matches the Engine OEM Warranty
with a 2 Year / Unlimited Mileage Warranty
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Service and SupportTechnical Manuals
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Supported by our current Master Dealer Service
Provider Network
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Accepted byBlue Bird
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Accepted by
Roush Ford F-150
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Applications
  • Propane Delivery Vehicles
  • Maintenance Vehicles
  • School Buses
  • Utility Vehicles
  • Shuttle Buses
  • Beverage Vehicles
  • Delivery Vehicles

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Discussion (QA)
  • Clean
  • Simple
  • Economical

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Mike Perticone Eastern Regional Manager CleanFUEL
USA (517) 416-3677 mfp_at_cleanfuelusa.com www.cleanf
uelusa.com
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