In 2012, Clean Energy Fuels completed the first 70 stations of America’s Natural Gas Highway, and with gasoline and diesel prices at near historic high levels, they are seeing significant interest and movement by the long-haul trucking industry to make the switch to natural gas. Clean Energy also saw growth in their core businesses of refuse (garbage trucks), transit (buses) and airports with a total of 127 new station projects completed in 2012, an 87% increase in overall station construction over 2011. The network of compressed natural gas stations is getting fairly complete. Read more at NBF
