The pairing sets a new standard for sustainable heavy-duty transportation, delivering exceptional power and innovative technology.
WM celebrated the grand opening of its new compressed natural gas (CNG) fleet facility.
Raleigh Water celebrates ribbon cutting for bioenergy recovery project.
This landmark project brings locally produced renewable energy to the community while significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The facility captures and processes landfill gas into RNG, providing a renewable, lower-carbon fuel alternative to diesel and natural gas.
The project represents a $200 million capital investment and commitment to rural North Carolina.
HPDI 3.0 retains proven HPDI combustion principles while advancing fuel rail-pressure control, hardware durability and system integration.
The contract includes a firm order of 12 buses, with options for COTA to purchase up to 33 additional buses.
The Greenwood County landfill has an estimated 70-plus years of remaining operating life.
New buses will use compressed natural gas, a cleaner, cost-effective alternative to diesel.
