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The California Energy Commission is seeking proposals to spend $200 million starting in 2015 to build out fueling stations and other infrastructure to support hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles.
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The dealership network is working with Metropolitan Utilities District (MUD) of Omaha to promote the use of natural gas vehicles and provide resources to local fleet operators. The truck dealership will also be located adjacent to MUD's CNG fueling station.
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Ford has started production of its 2014 F-150 with the ability to run on compressed natural gas. It is the only manufacturer with an available CNG/LPG-capable half-ton pickup.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposed reducing the amount of ethanol that's required to be blended with gasoline Friday for the first time since a 2007 law setting aggressive targets for the corn-based fuel.
Read More →Utility fleets making the switch to compressed natural gas (CNG), liquefied natural gas (LNG), or propane for medium to light-weight vehicles were awarded more than $932,000 by the Corbett Administration.
Read More →GE Capital’s Transportation Finance business and Clean Energy Fuels Corp. are now working together to convert heavy-duty trucking fleets from diesel to cleaner-burning, less-expensive natural gas.
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According to GM Chairman and CEO Dan Akerson, GM will build a Chevrolet Impala sedan that operates on either gasoline or CNG for 2015.
Read More →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.
Read More →Clean Energy Fuels Corp. recently announced that it will be the first company to commercially distribute a renewable natural gas vehicle fuel called Redeem.
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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