
CATA celebrates transition to all natural gas powered fleet to help cut emissions
CATA was the first transit agency on the east coast that converted its entire fleet to natural gas power.

CATA was the first transit agency on the east coast that converted its entire fleet to natural gas power.

An initial order of 19 new hydrogen fuel cell buses will be delivered to operate out of the site.

F-450/550/600, F-650/750, F-53/59, and E-450 Transit Bus.

Locally produced renewable energy resource expected to support Minnesota customers’ year-round needs for safe, reliable service.

As electricity demand soars, biogas made from wastewater sludge offers an established power source.

The addition of Puget LNG strengthens SEA-LNG’s membership base on the North American west coast and underlines the increasing accessibility

The combined company will be dedicated to reducing carbon emissions through landfill gas conversion, CO2 sequestration, and green hydrogen.

The municipality has taken bold steps to deploy zero- and near zero-emissions fleet equipment by deploying CNG and electric buses.

The station handles AAA Mid-Atlantic’s 23 CNG battery trucks via 12 time-fill hoses and is the first station of its

Air Products and New Flyer have concluded a five-city tour around Washington State in a New Flyer Xcelsior CHARGE H2™.