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SEARCHMENUSEARCHTHOMASVILLE, GA - The planned station will be able to accommodate six vehicles at one time, but future plans include scaling the station’s capacity up, allowing it to fuel 12 vehicles.
Read More →DECATUR, GA - The new renewable fuels facility will provide natural gas that will eventually fuel 70 sanitation vehicles in the County’s fleet.
Read More →DENVER - The Colorado Governor’s Energy Office (GEO) plans to work with the Colorado Municipal League to get multiple municipalities to participate in a multi-state memorandum of understanding and to help them add natural gas vehicles to their fleets.
Read More →HELLERTOWN, PA - Evergreen CNG Systems has successfully completed the installation of two containerized, fully automatic CNG compressor packages for Go Natural Gas, San Clemente, Calif.
Read More →THOMASVILLE, GA – Thomasville City Council approved the purchase of four CNG refuse trucks, with plans to replace all refuse trucks with those that run on CNG. The City will also install a CNG fueling station.
Read More →OYSTER BAY, NY – By piggybacking off Nassau County’s natural gas contract, the Town of Oyster Bay expects to save 15-20% on its natural gas purchases. The natural gas will be used to power the Town’s sanitation fleet and to heat facilities.
Read More →LITTLE ROCK, AR - The City of Little Rock will receive $235,000 to add CNG to an existing fueling station, and an oil company will receive $235,000 to add CNG to an existing station in the City of Conway.
Read More →OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - According to the City, its 89 CNG-fueled vehicles can fuel up in as little as seven minutes using this station.
Read More →NEWARK, NJ - The CNG fueling station, to be built and operated by Clean Energy, will be a convenient and effective way for public and private municipal waste haulers to convert their fleets to CNG vehicles.
Read More →CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS - The City of Corpus Christi's city council approved a service agreement to convert 16 City vehicles to run on compressed natural gas.
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