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Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin has approved legislation that will allow interest-free loans to county governments in the state to buy natural gas vehicles or convert fleet vehicles to natural gas.
Read More →This 2016 F-150 is powered by a 5.0L Ti-VCT V-8 engine that can be paired with a factory-installed, gaseous-fuel prep package that includes hardened valves, valve seats, pistons, and piston rings so it can operate on natural gas, propane autogas, or gasoline through separate fuel systems.
Read More →Volvo's 5-cylinder turbocharged engine meets Sweden’s strict environmental regulations, qualifying it for tax incentives and benefits.
Read More →Retrofitting a used or new fleet vehicle to an alternative-fuel system is relatively easy. Choosing the best one for fleet can be hard.
Read More →New York Governor George Pataki announced on June 24 a new public-private partnership between the state and Clean Energy — a provider of vehicular natural gas in North America — that will create a "clean fuel corridor" in New York by opening eight compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling stations across the state to the public for the first time.
Read More →CHERRY HILL, N.J. – New Jersey American Water, winner of the 2006 Clean Energy Business Leader award, has recently purchased two Honda Civic GX natural gas vehicles.
Read More →Ryder System has opened the first natural gas fueling stations in its North American network to serve both the general public and Ryder lease and rental customers.
Read More →Fourteen years after its debut in 1998, the Honda Civic Natural Gas holds the title as the longest continuous OEM-produced, compressed natural gas (CNG)-powered vehicle in America.
Read More →Oklahoma City-based oil and gas producer Chesapeake Energy reduced its corporate fleet accident rate by almost one accident per million miles driven in 2013, according to the company.
Read More →Cenergy Solutions has been testing an adsorbent natural gas (ANG) tank on a 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 van. ANG tanks can extend a vehicle’s range and lower the cost of gas because it needn’t be pumped to high pressures.
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