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Vehicles for every route.

Off- and on-road, marine, rail and more are running on natural gas

Never before have there been so many natural gas products and services available

Never before have there been so many natural gas products and services available

There are more than 175,000 NGVs on U.S. roads today and more than 23 million worldwide.

There are more than 1,600 CNG and 140 LNG fueling stations in the U.S., and refueling appliances are available for home use.

In the U.S., about 50 different manufacturers produce 100 models of light, medium, and heavy-duty vehicles and engines.

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SAVINGS

Heavy-duty, high mileage fleets consume enough fuel for owners and operators to see a pay back in as little as 18–24 months.

FLEETS

Fleets across the country are switching to NGVs

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Over the Road

These heavy-duty high-mileage trucks consume a lot of fuel and benefit from the lower cost of natural gas.

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Transit

Transit agencies across the country are moving to NGVs, in fact, over 11,000 natural gas buses are on the road today.

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Refuse

Over 17,000 natural gas refuse trucks operate across the country and about 60% of new trucks on order are NGVs.

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Schools

More than 150 U.S. school districts operate 5,500 natural gas powered vehicles in their fleets to transport students

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Airports

Air-side NGVs include runway street sweepers, baggage tows, dump and plow trucks, grounds keeping tractors, food service vans, security and parking enforcement cars, and other airport staff vehicles. Curb-side applications include airport-owned and privately operated parking, hotel and rental car shuttles, door-to-door shuttles, and taxicabs.

Denver International Airport currently operates and maintains 165 NGVs (16% of fleet) and there are over 1,000 CNG vehicles supporting DIA operations.  Six CNG stations are available on property including one open to the public which services at least 45 local companies.

HIGH HORSEPOWER

Powerful NGVs are found by land, sea or rail

Off-road, marine, and railroad are three demanding high horsepower segments leveraging the benefits of natural gas to significantly reduce fuel costs.

Off-road, marine, and railroad are three demanding segments leveraging the benefits of natural gas.

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LIGHT-DUTY

Natural Gas is not just for heavy-duty vehicles

In the light duty sector, there are many applications – taxicabs, delivery vehicles, utility vehicles, etc. – taking advantage of Natural Gas Vehicles.

Natural gas is an excellent choice for pickup trucks, vans and sport utility vehicles because it provides the power, performance and range that fleets and consumers require for these types of vehicles. For many of these applications natural gas is the only viable option today. Currently, Fiat Chrysler is the only light-duty original equipment manufacturer with a factory-built natural gas vehicle available in the U.S. market, the RAM 2500 CNG. However, there is a wide selection of aftermarket options available for consumers that are interested in ordering natural gas as an option for this market segment.

Consumers interested in ordering a natural gas vehicle should be sure that they are ordering a vehicle and equipment that complies with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s emissions certification requirements and that the fuel containers comply with U.S. Department of Transportation safety requirements. If you are unsure, get it in writing from the vehicle upfitter or provider that they comply with applicable federal and state laws. For the most part, certified systems are only available in the U.S. for light duty passenger cars or trucks that are manufactured by Ford, General Motors or Fiat Chrysler.

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A wide array of Natural Gas Vehicle options are commercially available