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Home›Clean Fuel›APG ships 38 DF conversion systems to Dominican Republic
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April 7, 2015 · about 11 years ago

APG ships 38 DF conversion systems to Dominican Republic

American Power Group Corporation said that its unit, American Power Group, has shipped out of backlog, an order valued at over $200,000 received from Caribbean Power Group, its authorized dealer and certified installer in the Dominican Republic, to convert 38 additional heavy-duty trucks to operate

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AAmerican Power Group has shipped out of backlog, an order valued at over $200,000 received from Caribbean Power, its authorized dealer and certified installer in the Dominican Republic, to convert 38 additional heavy-duty trucks to operate on APG’s Turbocharged Natural Gas dual fuel system.

While the end customer and the exact value of the order were not disclosed for proprietary reasons, the company informed in a statement the the end customer is a major player in the building materials industry with a presence in more than fifty countries.

Milton Zarzuela, President of Caribbean Power Group , said, “Based on data obtained during the initial field evaluation phase, our customer estimates a potential aggregate annual net fuel savings of over U.S. $600,000 per year from the conversion of a total of 40 units.”

Zarzuela added that the customer has verbally indicated they are still interested in converting more of their local 200 truck fleet to APG’s dual fuel system over the coming year.

CPG are also considering entering natural gas fuel supply agreements with client’s suppliers, who operate more than 700 trucks as an incentive to begin adoption of APG’s dual fuel solution.

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