New edition of “The Road to Natural Gas” launched

After the launching of the first edition of “The Road to Natural Gas” on July 31, this new version confirms “Clean Energy’s leadership position in providing a growing list of customers with the CNG, LNG and services that allow them to take advantage of the economic and environmental benefits of using natural gas,” according to Littlefair.

Among the achievements during this period, there is the opening of Clean Energy’s first refuse CNG station in Canada to fuel 58 garbage trucks for Emterra Environmental. Regarding the transit market, Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s fourth CNG station built by Clean Energy in Dallas has begun fueling 200 para-transit vehicles.

The company has been also working with airport shuttles and taxis. Clean Energy opened its first two public accessible CNG stations in Pennsylvania at the Philadelphia International Airport and in Bucks County, servicing shuttle vehicles. Besides, 125 CNG taxis were added in Chicago and New York City over the last three months.

Furthermore, Clean Energy completed construction of more LNG stations over the last three months than it did the previous 12 months. A total of 48 LNG stations have been completed to date and many are located at Pilot Flying J truck stops, Clean Energy’s partner.

Source: Clean Energy Fuels