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The NGVs will join PGW’s existing fleet of approximately 600 vehicles, with the majority assigned to its marketing department.
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AMP Americas has signed a deal with Dairy Farmers of America (DFA) and Select Milk Producers to convert a portion of their diesel needs to CNG.
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More than 600 fleet managers and fleet stakeholders invested in fleet sustainability took part at this year’s Green Fleet Conference in Phoenix, which was held October 1-2 at the Phoenix Convention Center.
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During this week's Green Fleet Conference & Expo in Phoenix, Chevrolet and GMC announced new bi-fuel CNG versions of their 2015 Silverado and Sierra heavy-duty trucks.
Read More →The utility filed a request with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) to build public and commercial access CNG fueling stations and promote the use of CNG as a viable alternative to gasoline and diesel fuel for fleets operating in the state.
Read More →Designed for technicians with at least basic skills in vehicle repair, these courses prepare technicians to perform maintenance, diagnostics, and repair of natural gas vehicles (NGVs).
Read More →In partnership with Enterprise Fleet Management, Dawood Engineering Inc. is one of the first small businesses in Pennsylvania to drive a vehicle (2013 Dodge Ram 2500) with a factory-installed dual-fuel compressed natural gas (CNG) system.
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Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas) has a goal to acquire 1,000 new natural gas vehicles over a five-year period through 2016. Tony Orta, SoCalGas manager of asset management, provides an overview of this goal and the strategies used to get there.
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Venchurs Vehicle Systems, a CNG conversions provider for Ford Motor Company, will now offer compressed natural gas conversions for the 3.7L Ford F-150.
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Altech-Eco Corporation of Asheville, N.C., offer a new CNG system in its product line, the 2014 model-year Ford F-150 3.7L pickup truck with the Ford supplied CNG gaseous prepped engine.
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