PERC appoints new director for autogas business expansion

David Walters has been appointed as the new director of autogas business development by the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC). In his new role, Walters will be responsible for creating and implementing strategic market plans to increase the use of propane autogas and support the research and development of innovative products in the industry.

Tucker Perkins, president and CEO of PERC, expressed confidence in Walters’ ability to drive sustainable energy solutions in the transportation sector. With over 25 years of experience in business development and sales leadership in the energy industry, including a focus on hydrogen and RNG, Walters is well-prepared for his new position. Previously, he served as the national sales manager at Atlas Copco Compressor, where he led business development efforts across multiple regions in North America.

Walters is excited about his new role at PERC and is passionate about sustainability. He looks forward to making a meaningful impact on the future of transportation by collaborating with others to drive the adoption of cleaner, more sustainable energy solutions. Walters holds a bachelor’s degree in communications and business from Cabrini University (Villanova) and is taking over from Steve Whaley, who recently transitioned to the role of alternative fuels manager at Blue Bird Corp.

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