SPONSORED: Chevron’s Delo to Bring Educational Truck to Green Fleet Conference
With the exhibit hall filling up fast for the 2013 Green Fleet Conference Oct. 1-2 in Phoenix, the Chevron company Delo will bring its 80-foot, rolling education center for attendees to check out its premium performance engine oils, lubricants and coolants.


With the exhibit hall filling up fast for the 2013 Green Fleet Conference Oct. 1-2 in Phoenix, the Chevron company Delo will bring its 80-foot, rolling education center for attendees to check out its premium performance engine oils, lubricants and coolants.
Chevron’s Delo Truck is coming to the 2013 Green Fleet Conference & Expo. Step inside this 80-foot interactive experience to learn more about Chevron Lubricants, and how Delo can add value to your business. The truck will share how Delo products with ISOSYN technology can help provide extended service protection, maximize engine durability, and minimize operating costs.
The Delo Truck will add to Green Fleet Conference’s exhibit hall, which is filling up fast! The conference will allow attendees the chance to check out a wide range of alternative-fuel and other technologies that can help fleets with their green initiatives.

Chevron’s Delo Truck, an 80-foot interactive experience, will be on display in the 70,000 sq.-ft. exhibit hall at the 2013 Green Fleet Conference & Expo.
Whether a light- to heavy-duty fleet, the Green Fleet Conference & Expo focuses on cutting fuel costs, reducing your fleet’s emissions and finding funding for green projects, as well as how to cost-effectively implement alternative technologies like CNG, propane, electric and biofuels.
The conference is Oct. 1-2 in Phoenix, Ariz.
To find out more about exhibitor or sponsorship opportunities, go to www.greenfleetconference.com/
Fleets, public policy-makers and fleet industry associations can register before Sept. 6 to receive a $100 early-bird discount.
Check out the full schedule here.
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