
Hexagon Agility secures first major transit order in Argentina
Hexagon Agility has signed an agreement with Agrale Argentina to supply 108 CNG fuel systems for city buses.

Hexagon Agility has signed an agreement with Agrale Argentina to supply 108 CNG fuel systems for city buses.

As gas prices rise, alternative fuel and alternative fuel infrastructure help Pennsylvanians save money, reduce pollution and improve air quality.

Collaboration strengthens RNG infrastructure with scalable skid solutions for pipeline injection applications.

The facility will convert manure into pipeline‑quality RNG while cutting emissions and supporting local communities.

2,000 attendees convene from around the globe. Exhibit hall surpasses 35,000 square feet.

The new long-term agreement represents a significant expansion of the partnership between Agrale Argentina and Hexagon Agility.

Hydrogen already plays a central role in decarbonization and is becoming increasingly important in view of the objectives set.

This project will transform landfill gas into a renewable, local energy source that can be directly injected into the grid.

The new buses will replace end-of-life vehicles, helping METRO support efficient, lower-emission transit service across the Houston region.

Five-year extension expected to support approximately 400,000 MWh of reliable, locally produced renewable electricity.