
Over a dozen CNG vehicles will hit Erie streets in coming weeks
The Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority will have over a dozen new vehicles joining their fleet in the upcoming weeks.

The Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority will have over a dozen new vehicles joining their fleet in the upcoming weeks.

ANGI Energy Systems yesterday broke ground on its new, $4 million Hydrogen Refueling Test Facility.

DTE Vantage is converting biogas from a City of Riverview landfill into RNG which will soon fuel vehicles.

This pressure regulator will be key for next generation systems that enable zero emission technology for the Internal Combustion Engine.

U.S. Energy will provide landfill-based RNG to SARTA’s fleet of 36 compressed natural gas (CNG) transit buses.

The new station will support the agency’s growing fleet of zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell buses.

Agreement includes CNG station upgrades and has the capacity to dispense 4 million GGE of fuel over the next decade.

The new buses will increase The Rapid’s fixed-route compressed natural gas fleet from 131 to 139 vehicles.

Natural gas and biomethane (its drop-in renewable form) are proven, scalable solutions for public transport.

The facility coming online marks another important milestone in Casella’s strategy to recover value from the waste it manages.