Go Natural CNG to Open Additional Facility in Tulsa, Okla.
WOODS CROSS, UTAH - Go Natural CNG is opening an additional sales and installation facility in Tulsa, Okla. Go Natural's partner, AutoSource Motors, will be sharing the new Oklahoma facility.
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WOODS CROSS, UTAH - Go Natural CNG is opening an additional sales and installation facility in Tulsa, Okla. To celebrate the addition of the new 7,000 square foot location, a Grand Opening is being held on Tuesday October 25th at 10:30 AM. The address is 4116 South 88th East Avenue - Tulsa, Oklahoma and the public is invited. Food will be served and several local dignitaries are expected to be in attendance, including Tulsa Mayor Dewey Bartlett.
Lucas Kjar, CEO of Go Natural CNG stated that he is excited to be opening the new facility in Tulsa. He said "Our research revealed that Oklahoma is the ideal place to expand our CNG vehicle conversion business. Local government officials have been very supportive and enthusiastic. Plus, the state incentives for CNG are among the highest in the nation and at just 78 cents per GGE, the price of CNG fuel in Oklahoma is extremely affordable." Mr. Kjar went on to say that Go Natural CNG has already signed a contract with the city of Owasso to convert over forty vehicles and that work on these conversions will begin immediately following the Grand Opening celebration.
Go Natural's partner, AutoSource Motors, will be sharing the new Oklahoma facility. While Go Natural CNG focuses on turn-key solutions for fleets, the goal of AutoSource Motors will be to create the area's largest offering of publicly available ready-to-go natural gas powered cars, trucks and vans.
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