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A Safer, Healthier Planet for All of Us
Clean Energy is the leading provider of natural gas fuel and renewable natural gas (RNG) fuel for transportation in the United States and Canada, with a network of approximately 530 stations across North America that we own or operate.
Clean Energy Through the Years
Clean Energy’s growth over the decades has been marked with risk and reward, and always defined by passion. The late entrepreneur and energy pioneer T. Boone Pickens and current Clean Energy President and CEO Andrew J. Littlefair had a vision they felt could change this country for the better. This timeline provides highlights of their journey and Clean Energy’s progression over the years.
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T. Boone Pickens gets behind natural gas as a cleaner, less expensive transportation fuel, realizing its best use is to power commercial trucks that consume high volumes of diesel and gasoline.
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Pickens’ Mesa Petroleum launches a new division, Mesa Environmental, offering natural gas conversion kits. UPS & United States Postal Service are among its first customers.
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Pickens and Andrew J. Littlefair spin off a natural gas fueling business from Mesa Petroleum with 3 fueling stations, 1 employee and a repair truck. The new company is named Pickens Fuel Corp.
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Pickens Fuel Corp. opens doors in Seal Beach, CA and purchases SoCal Gas Company’s 33 natural gas fueling stations for $3.6 million.
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Pickens Fuel Corp. sells 5 million GGEs of natural gas.
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BC Gas purchases 75% of Pickens Fuel Corp. for $21 million and the company name is changed to Clean Energy Fuels Corp.
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Clean Energy Fuels goes public on May 25 (NASDAQ: CLNE), raising $138 million.
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Clean Energy signs a partnership with Pilot/Flying J, the largest truck-stop operator, and begins building America’s Natural Gas Highway™.
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Clean Energy launches its renewable natural gas (RNG) product, selling 14 million GGEs, over three times the volume that the EPA projected would be produced by the entire industry nationwide.
Clean Energy sold a total of 214 million GGEs of natural gas.
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Clean Energy subsidiaries renamed to: Clean Energy Compression, Clean Energy Cryogenics, and Clean Energy Renewables.
RNG sales top 50 million GGEs.
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Clean Energy sells upstream RNG business to BP, signs long-term RNG supply agreement.
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Global energy giant Total, S.A. becomes 25% stockholder in Clean Energy with a $83.4 million investment.
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UPS signs a 7-year commitment for 170 million GGEs of RNG, the largest purchase of RNG in U.S. history.
Clean Energy sells 143 GGEs of RNG, a 30% increase from the previous year.
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Clean Energy pivots to focus entirely on RNG, launching a new logo and brand identity that aligns with its mission to turn sustainability goals into reality.
Our potential to make an environmental impact does not stop with air quality. We are proactive in our management of environmental issues, including waste, water, and environmentally sensitive areas and many other facets.
Renewable energy
Waste Minimization
Water Conservation
- Open environment
- Collaboration-friendly
- Green “LEED Certified” building
Core Values for Clean Energy Employees.
Clean Energy employees have an entrepreneurial passion for delivering quality products and services to customers that will benefit future generations. We achieve this through Passion, Quality, Teamwork and Leadership.
"Thank You for Your Service" is Clean Energy's program that recognizes and honors employees who have served in the U.S. military. Our veteran profiles are an opportunity for the entire company to show appreciation to our veterans on staff and thank them for serving our country.
"On Deck with Andrew" videos give employees the inside track on what's going on at Clean Energy - straight from our President and CEO Andrew J. Littlefair. Whether it's industry news, best work habits, surprise guests or holiday fun, there's always something interesting to watch when "On Deck" hits your inbox.
Women of CE
Cirina Johns - Service Technician 2
Women of CE
Paula Kubinksi - Ops Command Center Manager
Women of CE
Sahar Kamali - Director of Sustainability
Women of CE
Shannon Bush - Service Technician 2
Women of CE
Sherika Moore - Business Development Manager
Every employee matters at Clean Energy!
Our collective efforts drive us to make Clean Energy the best possible place to work, learn and grow. All members of our workforce play a vital role in our day-to-day operations as well as the long-term success of our organization.
David R.
Service Technician II
What advice would you give a job seeker who’s thinking about applying for a job with us?
This job is what you make it. If you start at Clean Energy with a good attitude and willingness to learn and participate, you can have a solid career with great opportunities. Clean Energy offers great training for the equipment that we technicians work on daily. I started May 2016 as a Technician Apprentice and by February 2019 I became a Technician II thanks to the training and opportunities Clean Energy management allowed me.
Sean W.
Director of Strategic Development & Operations, CERF
When you tell people about your job, what’s one thing that surprises them, or gets them excited about the work you do?
That the gas we use to fuel fleets comes from landfills, dairy farms, wastewater treatment facilities, or in the simplest form, the very gas in the pipeline connected to their house. It’s sometimes hard for them to believe that the food cooked using natural gas on the stovetop is also powering the trash truck collecting garbage in front of their house.
Susan T.
Business Analyst, IT Application
What advice would you give a job seeker who’s thinking about applying for a job with us?
It’s an interesting company to work for. Be open to taking on additional responsibilities that might not be part of your job description…that is how you grow in your career.
Veronica W.
Receptionist, Facilities Administration
What do you enjoy about working at Clean Energy?
I am truly grateful for the one day I can participate in the Yoga/Pilates class, this is a great company benefit that the company is allowing us to have and not to mention how the company is showing us they truly care about their employees well-being.
Julie U.
Manager Accounting
What is the most interesting thing about working at Clean Energy?
Learning about the entire natural gas fuel process from the ground to the pump was especially interesting to me. Clean Energy conscientiously provides products that reduce pollution and continues to be economically smart.
Rosemaria A.
Director Human Resources
What is the most interesting thing about working at Clean Energy?
Clean Energy is by nature part of an industry that is helping the environment. Couple that with our highly professional and respectful atmosphere, you can see why it is easy for us to attract top talent.
Candice K.
Senior Account Representative
What is your favorite part about working at Clean Energy?
As someone who cares about the environment, I’m proud to work for a company that is helping to improve the air we breathe. It’s more than just a job. My great coworkers make it feel like a family.
Our health and wellness benefits package is a critical part of our total compensation.
- Flexible working hours to accommodate fitness program
- On-site fitness center provided at no cost
- Various personal training programs such as Yoga, Pilates and Walking Challenges
- Nutritional coaching