Alternative Fuels Program
The Alternative Fuels Program provides administrative assistance, education, training, and awareness within the State of Oklahoma to ensure public safety in the growing use of alternative fuels in the transportation sector.
The Department of Labor is responsible for maintaining a uniform and practical certification process. This process is designed to rigorously test the qualifications and fitness of applicants seeking certification to install, modify, repair, or renovate equipment used in converting fossil fuel engines to alternative fuel engines.
Services We Provide
Our program serves contractors, owners, and the general public in the following areas:
- Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)
- Electric Vehicles (EV)
- Liquid Natural Gas (LNG)
- Hydrogen Vehicles
Alternative Fuel inspectors perform various critical tasks to ensure safety and compliance:
- Inspect CNG stations
- Calibrate pumps
- Inspect pressure vessels at station locations
- Complete permit reviews for new station installations
Currently, there are approximately 100 alternative fuel stations in the state.