This strategic investment marks a significant leap forward in the company’s mission to propel the circular economy.
The maritime shipping industry runs on fossil fuels and is a major emitter of climate-warming greenhouse gases.
Peterbilt will feature two alternative powertrain vehicles in the Ride & Drive event, the near-zero emissions Model 579 CNG.
Data from the American Biogas Council shows that thousands of biogas capture systems are already generating renewable electricity.
This milestone highlights the company’s commitment to reliably providing LNG supply to support the island’s energy resilience.
Stone Harbor Group, the trade association management company that manages the American Biogas Council, is hiring for two full-time roles.
Certarus will provide turnkey fueling services for 100 Class 8 natural gas trucks operating for a leading global logistics company.
Through its partnership with Tourmaline, the company has also recently added stations in Grande Prairie and Chilliwack.
The company said it intended to sell Archaea Energy, a business that converts landfill waste into renewable natural gas.
Anew’s support will boost SEA-LNG’s work to reduce emissions across the global shipping industry.
