Clean Energy Opens in Amarillo and Oklahoma City to Serve UPS Fleet
Clean Energy Fuels Corp. (NASDAQ: CLNE) has announced fueling has begun at its Amarillo, Texas, and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, natural gas stations to serve UPS’ heavy-duty LNG truck fleet in those regions.
UPS has deployed six heavy-duty LNG trucks which are fueling at Clean Energy’s newly-opened Oklahoma City, Okla., station; an additional four trucks are expected to begin fueling at this station within weeks.
Clean Energy’s Amarillo, Texas, station has also opened and is fueling 10 LNG trucks under its previously-announced bulk fueling agreement with UPS. More at: www.cleanenergyfuels.com.
Additional truck fueling agreements were also announced for fleets fueling across Clean Energy’s network from Los Angeles, California, to Jacksonville, Florida.
In related developments:
- Clean Energy and its customers were also awarded grant funds by the state of Pennsylvania for LCNG infrastructure development and heavy-duty natural gas vehicle conversions.
- Clean Energy was awarded $2.5 Million to construct two public-access LCNG Stations in Eastern Pennsylvania.
- Clean Energy also began production and sales of its Redeem biomethane fuel at its Memphis, Tenn., production facility.
Category: Fuel & Oil, Green
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