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SEARCHEnergy services provider Piedmont Natural Gas and convenience store operator The Spinx Company have opened a public-access compressed natural gas (CNG) refueling station in Anderson, S.C., the companies announced.
Photo courtesy of Piedmont Natural Gas.
Photo courtesy of Piedmont Natural Gas.
Energy services provider Piedmont Natural Gas and convenience store operator The Spinx Company have opened a public-access compressed natural gas (CNG) refueling station in Anderson, S.C., the companies announced.
Located at 1207 SC Highway 28 Bypass, the station is Piedmont’s third public refueling facility in South Carolina and its first station located at an existing convenience store.
With the opening of the Anderson station, Piedmont now operates 10 public CNG refueling stations throughout North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, according to the company. Piedmont also is working with corporate fleet owners and municipalities to install dedicated CNG refueling facilities at their locations. In addition, Piedmont has converted approximately one-third of its own corporate fleet to vehicles that run on CNG.
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