UPS Inks LNG Fuel Agreement with Clean Energy

Natural gas provider Clean Energy Fuels Corp. recently announced a multi-year bulk fueling agreement to supply liquefied natural gas (LNG) to two private UPS stations located in Mesquite and Houston, Texas.

by Staff

November 19, 2013

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Under a separate agreement with UPS, Clean Energy will open three of its America’s Natural Gas Highway stations located in Amarillo, Mesquite, and San Antonio, Texas, to support package delivery company’s over-the-road fleet.

“UPS has staked a leadership role by transitioning their fleet to cleaner-burning natural gas,” said James Harger, chief marketing officer for Clean Energy. “Opening the Texas Triangle to LNG fueling is a significant milestone in the use of natural gas in goods movement and we look forward to supporting UPS’ natural gas fleet as it continues to expand across the nation.”

The fueling agreements will support UPS’ heavy-duty trucks, one of the largest LNG truck deployments in North America to-date.

Topics:LNG Compressed Natural Gas UPS Green Fleet

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