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Home›Clean Fuel›CLEANCOR acquires LNG station in Palm Springs
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February 25, 2020 · about 6 years ago

CLEANCOR acquires LNG station in Palm Springs

CLEANCOR Energy Solutions, a SEACOR Holdings company, completed an acquisition of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station located in Palm Springs, California.

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CLEANCOR acquires LNG station in Palm Springs
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CLEANCOR Energy Solutions, a SEACOR Holdings company, completed an acquisition of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station located in Palm Springs, California.

Alternative fuels supplier to over-the-road truck fleets said that the station has been growing its LNG and CNG fuel supply volumes to a range of truck fleets, including CLEANCOR customers servicing cargo to the Port of Long Beach and Port of Los Angeles as well as other locations in Arizona and Southern California.

Jeff Woods , chief executive officer of CLEANCOR, said, “the Palm Springs station is an exciting addition to our portfolio as it serves as a critical refueling waypoint for existing CLEANCOR customers transiting the I-10 corridor.”

The Palm Springs station will be branded ‘CLEANCOR Fuels.’ It has the capacity to expand the number of fleets refueling at the station.

In addition to LNG and CNG, CLEANCOR provides Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) at this fuel station. RNG is generated by capturing and converting emissions from existing waste sources at dairy farms, landfills, waste treatment facilities, among other sources, and contributes to the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

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