How I run my business vans
An environmental policy, based on using LPG dual fuel vans, has helped building company Maulyte stay green.
Maulyte’s LPG vans at the firm’s Woolwich base
John Creamer, director, Maulyte
Vans: 16 vans, with 10 dual fuel LPG conversions
Financing method: outright company purchase
Maulyte is a building firm based in The Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, south-east London.
The company runs a fleet of 16 vans, ranging from a Renault Master to its latest acquisition, five Citroen Berlingo vans.
However, most of the 16 commercial vehicles are dual fuel vans. They have been converted to run on LPG (liquefied petroleum gas), but can also switch back to standard petrol if necessary.
John Creamer, a director at Maulyte, says the company
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