Refuse fleets are one of the fastest growing markets for compressed natural gas, primarily because of the significant fuel cost savings that can be realized. The Natural Gas Vehicle Institute offers these key factors refuse fleets need to examine when considering upgrading to CNG.
The new program will offer training courses to drivers, vehicle technicians, and fueling station personnel involved with light-, medium-, and heavy-duty fleets that operate hydrogen, propane autogas, and electric vehicles.
Natural Gas Vehicle Institute (NGVi) has certified more than 1,000 CNG fuel system inspectors since the program was launched in late 2016.
Natural Gas Vehicle Institute (NGVi), provider of technical training and consulting for the NGV industry, is celebrating its 30th anniversary.
Duane Lippincott, retired learning and development director for UPS, has joined the Natural Gas Vehicle Institute (NGVi) as a new technical instructor.
Technicians inspecting compressed natural gas (CNG) fuel systems should be trained on general and detailed visual inspections.
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).
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