Dale Lunan, Americas Editor, Natural Gas World, speaks with Clean Energy President and CEO Andrew J. Littlefair about the company’s history and big plans for the future. Both a retrospective and forward-looking article about Clean Energy, this reprint courtesy of Natural Gas World.
Reprinted courtesy of ACT News By Todd Campbell Chairman of the Board of Directors, CNGVP Vice President, Public Policy and Regulatory Affairs, Clean Energy The air is getting cleaner in the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles, thanks to the efforts of six progressive harbor trucking firms that are demonstrating we can slash transportation emissions … Continued
Natural gas-powered vehicles have been playing an active role at U.S. airports for over two decades, with more than 40 airports across the country running their ground transportation fleets on compressed natural gas (CNG). The benefits of fueling airport transportation vehicles with natural gas are clear: lower fuel costs compared to diesel, improved public health … Continued
More Canadian cities are transitioning their public transportation fleets away from diesel-powered buses and opting for transit vehicles fueled by natural gas, a trend that is gaining momentum across North America and worldwide. This is due in part to government regulations that mandate a reduction in nitrogen oxide and greenhouse gas emissions that harm air quality, as well as a heightened … Continued
The DeKalb County, GA Fleet Management Department, which is fueled and maintained by Clean Energy, was ranked #1 by “The 100 Best Fleets in the Americas™” out of 38,000 public fleets in North America. DeKalb County was also awarded a FLEXY (Fleet Excellence Award) for “Outstanding Achievement in Public Fleet Management” from the NAFA Fleet … Continued
Following a 2014 study of green initiatives, the City of Red Deer decided to move its bus fleet away from diesel fuel to compressed natural gas (CNG). The municipality chose CNG buses over all other bus alternatives due to their financial, operational, environmental, public health, and mobility benefits. This fleet transition included designing, building, and … Continued
One of the many benefits of operating the nation’s largest network of natural gas fueling stations, is the wealth of experience our employees have gained in designing and building them. And that experience was recently recognized by the awarding of another station build contract. Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority (PARTA), which services communities in Portage … Continued
As the largest provider of natural gas fueling in North America, we provide fuel to fleets of every shape and size, including heavy-duty trucks that ship goods across the states, refuse vehicles that pick up the trash outside your home, and transit buses that provide affordable mass transit to cities. And now we are now … Continued
Chris Spear, President and CEO of the American Trucking Association hosts a Transport Topics LiveOnWeb broadcast featuring FedEx chairman, president and CEO Fred Smith, T. Boone Pickens, CEO of BP Capital Management, and Matt Godlewski, president of Natural Gas Vehicles for America. The panelists discuss why natural gas is the dominant and preferred alternative fuel … Continued
You know that using natural gas to fuel your fleet is the right thing to do. After all, it’s impossible to ignore the environmental benefits that natural gas has over diesel, and while gas prices have been low recently, you have enough years of experience behind you to know it won’t last forever, or even … Continued