China Turning to Natural Gas as Means of Reducing Greenhouse-Gas Emissions
Powering vehicles with natural gas, a cleaner alternative to diesel fuel and gasoline, is catching on faster in China than in any other nation as President Xi Jinping seeks to reduce smog.
August 4, 2014Clean Energy Opens Natural-Gas Stations in Arizona, New Mexico
Clean Energy Fuels Corp., which provides compressed and liquefied natural gas, said July 16 it opened fueling stations in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Winslow, Arizona, as part of its America’s Natural Gas Highway network for the trucking industry.
July 17, 2014Alt Fuel-Powered Vehicles to Make up 14% of Worldwide Sales by 2035, Study Shows
Alternative fuel-powered heavy- and medium-duty vehicles will make up 14% of vehicles sold worldwide in 2035, according to a new study.
July 14, 2014Russia, China Sign 30-Year, $400 Billion Natural Gas Deal
Russia and China signed a $400 billion deal in which Russia will supply natural gas to China for 30 years.
May 22, 2014Natural Gas Gaining Amid Fuel Options, Panelists Say at Clean Transport Expo
LONG BEACH, Calif. — Speakers at the Alternative Clean Transportation Expo here earlier this month noted challenges and opportunities as heavy-truck operations roll natural gas into their fuel mix, albeit slowly.
May 19, 2014Little Rock to Convert Fleet to Natural Gas in Pilot Program
Omnitek Engineering Corp. said it has been selected by Little Rock, Arkansas, to convert the city’s municipal truck fleet to natural gas-powered engines as part of a pilot program.
May 9, 2014Natural-Gas Suppliers Announce New Stations, Fleet Signings
LONG BEACH, Calif. — Natural-gas suppliers announced the opening of new stations for trucking use at the ACT Expo here.
Ryder Partners With Quantum Fuel Systems for CNG Tanks
Ryder Inc. said it has partnered with Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide Inc. for the purchase of compressed natural gas tanks.
May 7, 2014Truck Makers Cite Progress in LNG, CNG Sales
LONG BEACH, Calif. — Truck manufacturers at ACT Expo generally agreed with their projections from a year ago that the natural-gas, heavy-duty truck market would reach 10% by 2020.
Colorado Legislature Approves Nat-Gas Truck Credits
Colorado lawmakers have passed a bill that allows tax credits of up $20,000 per vehicle for fleets buying new trucks powered by natural gas.