History
1993 Curtis Donaldson founds Clean Fueling Technology (CFT), headquartered in Georgetown, Texas. First propane dispenser built for American Propane in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and first dispenser shipped out of country to Mexico.
1995 CFT replaces Conoco propane dispensers in Denver, Colorado with Gilbarco dispensers, which marks the beginning of a decade long relationship with Gilbarco and initiates an up-fit business.
  CFT receives UL approval for the Gilbarco Advantage Propane dispenser, the only UL approved complete dispenser system for propane to date.
1997 Partnership formed with Thermogas, a retail propane division of Mapco, to explore a nationwide approach to propane motor fuel sales. The company moves to Market Street in Georgetown and hires Wayne Moore to create Espagas in Celaya, Gto. and within 18 months grows the business to $22 million dollars of sales.
2000 CleanFUEL USA (CFUSA) is founded with the idea of strategically installing 24-hour fuel stations in metropolitan markets.
2001 CFUSA places its first stations in Denver, Colorado with the acquisition of six stations from Conoco.
2002 CFUSA builds seven stations in Phoenix, Arizona.
2003 CFUSA establishes stations with Delta Liquid Energy in Southern California.
2004 Company expands with creation of CleanFUEL India. Icom North America and CFUSA sign distribution agreement.
2005 First E85 dispenser ships to Monsanto in Grand Island, Nebraha. Rick Richard, former CEO of Columbia Energy, joins CFUSA as Chairman of the Board. Testing begins at Millbrook Proving Grounds LTG on LPI engine system utilizing Icom JTG Technology, manufactured by Icom North America.
   
2006 CleanFUEL USA moves to new manufacturing facility at 116 Halmar Cove, Georgetown, Texas.
  LPI system receives EPA certification.
  Blue Bird Corporation announces development of propane school bus incorporating the LPI system which utilizes Icom JTG Technology, manufactured by Icom North America.
2007 Company continues to expand with creation of CleanFUEL Argentina.
  CleanFUEL Distribution is introduced as a partnership with Protec Fuel Management, headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida to aid in logistics and infrastructure for fleets transitioning to E85 fuel. CleanFUEL India opens first station in India.
  CFUSA gains 2008 EPA certification for its LPI 8.1 system.
  Blue Bird Corporation begins taking orders for the propane "Vision" school bus and Roush begins taking orders for the propane Ford F150, both of which feature the LPI system utilizing Icom JTG Technology, manufactured by Icom North America.
  CFUSA signs up their first Master Dealer and by the end of 2007 has 28 total Master Dealers located across the US.