Come see us at  NAFA April 14-17, 2015 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, FL Programs that address the critical issues facing Fleet Managers today and in the future including cost-savings, safety, technology and professional development.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan. 12, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Altec Inc. announced today a strategic alliance agreement with ZeroRPM Inc. to provide high-efficiency work truck solutions to the electric utility, telecommunications and construction industries. Altec and ZeroRPM will provide enhanced idle mitigation and hybrid systems on work trucks to provide customers with improved fuel consumption and reduced tailpipe emissions. ZeroRPM has been recognized as an innovative leader in developing idle mitigation systems and hybrid technology products for the public safety, fire, ambulance, security and utility markets. "Our customers look to Altec to create solutions that help them meet their fleet electrification and sustainability requirements," said Lee Styslinger III, Altec Chairman and CEO. "Partnering with an innovative company like ZeroRPM will allow us to enhance our existing Green Fleet offerings and expand the range of work truck solutions we provide to the industry." Altec currently provides custom-built work trucks with alternative energy and...

HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF) - A University of Alabama-Huntsville engineering student invented new green technology that could help save the Huntsville Police Department thousands of dollars every year. Read Full News

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HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF) - A University of Alabama-Huntsville engineering student invented new green technology that could help save the Huntsville Police Department thousands of dollars every year. Landon Self and his father started Zero RPM a year and a half ago. Their product is simple. When a vehicle goes idle, their technology allows the air conditioning and electricity to stay on without having to use the engine and gas for hours. "In basically 18 months we went from something that was kind of an idea to something that was more marketable, more useable," said Self. View Full News Article

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