City of Naperville opens first compressed natural gas station
2 December, 2020
November 25, 2020. The City of Naperville, along with Trillium and Groot Industries, is celebrating the opening of Naperville’s first
November 25, 2020. The City of Naperville, along with Trillium and Groot Industries, is celebrating the opening of Naperville’s first
November 24, 2020. The first vehicle of a new allotment of 140 compressed natural gas (CNG) buses was scheduled to
November 23, 2020. As part of their commitment to support California’s climate goals and their mission to become the cleanest,
November 22, 2020. Trillium’s successful partnership with the New York City Transit and Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Bus Company is
November 21, 2020. The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC), in partnership with the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT),
Columbus Power Producers project made possible via partnership with LS Power and support from local government.
In operation since July 2026, the facility turns landfill gas into renewable energy for the local community.
It includes one of Ontario’s newest and largest CNG fueling stations and fleets, and a CNG-certified maintenance shop.
This recognition of their leadership in helping scale RNG comes as diesel prices over $6/gallon are changing fuel economics.
The ABC applauds Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks and six other Representatives for urging EPA to expand RFS eligibility for renewable fuels.
