Clean Energy Fuels released an update to its ROAD TO NATURAL GAS report with select deal announcements representative of its continually growing portfolio of natural gas fuel customers.
Clean Energy continues to lead the natural gas transition as evidenced by achieving a new quarterly record of fuel agreements in its core refuse, transit and airport/fleet markets expected to total up to approximately 10.5 million gallons per year once fully-deployed.
Central Freight Lines Signs Multi-year Fueling Agreement with Clean Energy to Fuel Their Fleet of 114 Heavy-Duty CNG Trucks.
Central Freight Lines is expected to use approximately 300,000 diesel gallon equivalents (DGEs) of CNG per year which reduces greenhouse gases by 695 metric tons per year, the equivalent of taking 144 cars off the road per year.
“For nearly 90 years Central Freight Lines has been a Texas leader in transportation solutions for both emerging businesses and Fortune 500 companies. With our continued investment in CNG equipment, we solidify our commitment to our customers, our community and environmental sustainability. This investment with Clean Energy makes positive environmental sense, allowing us to share with our customers our vision for a greener Texas future. We chose to be an active participant in a clean air initiative that will be meaningful to everyone for years to come.” Don Orr, President and CEO, Central Freight Lines.
“As the leading provider of natural gas fuel for transportation, we’re thrilled to be fueling the largest natural gas fleet in the Lone Star State.” Matthew Feighner, Regional Vice President, Clean Energy.
Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA ) Signs Multi-year Fueling Agreement with Clean Energy to Open New Station as KCATA Transitions Entire Fleet to Natural Gas.
Within three years, KCATA is expected to use approximately 700,000 DGEs of CNG per year which reduces greenhouse gases by 1,622 metric tons per year, the equivalent of taking 335 cars off the road per year.
“We are committed to clean air technology. The transition to natural gas from diesel signals the start of a new era of clean technology vehicles for not only our 16 million customers who ride every year, but for the entire Kansas City metropolitan area.” Mark Huffer, General Manager, KCATA.
“Clean Energy is pleased to have partnered with the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority to fuel and supply their transition to natural gas. KCATA is an important transit authority with an interstate reach and responsibility. We applaud them for taking this major step toward a cleaner future.” Peter Grace, Senior Vice President, Sales and Finance, Clean Energy.
[mappress] LNG World News Staff, November 06, 2013; Image: Clean Energy