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by tbartley on October 27, 2010

You’re invited to come and learn about the new propane fueling facilities and infrastructure under development in the San Diego region.

The Clean Start Program in partnership with Texas State Technical College and the San Diego Regional Clean Fuels Coalition is hosting a free propane fueling education and training session on Nov 30^th from 10am-1pm at the California Center for Sustainable Energy (CCSE). Lunch will be provided.

All fleet managers and anyone interested in alternative fuels are invited to attend.

To register for the event click here SD Clean Start Event Registration.

For more information on becoming a member of the San Diego Clean Fuels Coalition click here: SDCFC Membership.

See you on Nov 30^th!

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