Hino Gas Forges a Greener Tomorrow with the 2FuelTech System

Nov 27, 2023

Hino Gas, a propane industry leader since 1963, is partnering with 2Fuel Technologies to introduce the groundbreaking 2FuelTech System. This innovative technology reduces diesel engine emissions by up to 70%, demonstrating Hino Gas's commitment to sustainability.

Harlingen, United States - November 27, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Embodying a legacy of resilience and innovation since its inception in 1963, Hino Gas has been a cornerstone of reliability, commitment, and progress in the propane industry. Founded by Alejandro Hinojosa, Sr., the company's journey from a single propane bobtail truck to becoming a major distributor in Cameron and Willacy Counties reflects a rich history of dedication to its customers and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Today, Hino Gas proudly upholds its heritage through a collaboration with 2 Fuel Technologies, introducing the revolutionary 2Fuel System. This transformative technology is poised to reshape the diesel engine industry, opening avenues for sustainable transportation solutions.

Powered by Innovation: The 2FuelTech System

In this strategic collaboration, Hino Gas is set to revolutionize the transportation industry with the introduction of the 2FuelTech System. Developed by the esteemed company 2Fuel Technologies, this cutting-edge innovation promises to address the environmental challenges associated with diesel engines, reducing emissions by up to 70%. By seamlessly integrating the 2FuelTech System, Hino Gas remains at the forefront of innovation, reaffirming its commitment to delivering cleaner, more cost-effective solutions for the future.

A Sustainable Partnership for Texas and Beyond

The 2FuelTech System isn't just a technological marvel; it represents a commitment to sustainable practices and a greener future. Recognizing the potential impact on both the environment and the economy, Hino Gas has secured an exclusive 10-year distributorship for Texas. This strategic move ensures that the benefits of this revolutionary technology remain in the hands of Texans, aligning with the company's dedication to local innovation and environmental responsibility.

The Science Behind the System

In a diesel engine, compression generates heat, igniting diesel fuel. However, incomplete combustion often leads to the emission of black smoke, indicative of wasted fuel and harmful particulate matter. The 2FuelTech System addresses this challenge by injecting LPG vapor, an extremely clean and hot burning fuel, into the engine. This simultaneous ignition of LPG ensures thorough combustion, producing more energy, increased horsepower, and torque.

Efficiency Meets Affordability: The 2FuelTech Advantage

Beyond its environmental benefits, the 2FuelTech System brings a paradigm shift in cost-effectiveness. Propane, priced at approximately $2.49 per gallon, offers a substantially more economical alternative to diesel, currently at $5.00 per gallon. By partially substituting diesel with propane, end-users can anticipate remarkable savings of 25% to 30% on their fuel costs. This innovative system not only ensures cleaner engine performance but also translates to fewer oil changes and cleaner diesel injectors.

Advocating Legislative Change for a Greener Tomorrow

Hino Gas continues to lead not only in technological innovation but also in advocating for legislative change to support a sustainable future. Recent lobbying efforts, in collaboration with attorney Rene Oliveira, have aimed to secure a weight exemption for LPG motor fuel equipment, echoing the company's commitment to pushing boundaries and championing greener practices in the transportation sector.

Charting the Course for a Cleaner Texas

With this collaboration, the 2FuelTech System stands as a beacon of innovation, showcasing the power of collaboration in driving sustainable change. With a vision of a cleaner and more efficient Texas, Hino Gas remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the propane industry, thanks to the advanced technology provided by 2Fuel Technologies. For more information, check out Hino Gas at https://www.hinogas.com/ or call them at (956) 423-9178.

Contact Info:
Name: Alex Hinojosa, Jr.
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Organization: Hino Gas
Address: 2759 W. Bus. 83 Harlingen, TX 78552, Harlingen, TX 78552, United States
Phone: +1-956-423-9178
Website: https://www.hinogas.com/

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