in the United States, Clean Energy multiplies contracts

In the United States, Clean Energy Fuels announced a series of new partnerships for the supply of renewable natural gas. These agreements cover supply contracts, construction of new infrastructure and operation and maintenance services.

« One of the best in terms of sales of renewable natural gas “. This is how Chad Lindholm, senior vice-president of Clean Energy, presents the quarterly results of the company specializing in the distribution of bioNGV. “ This demonstrates that RNG is now a recognized and effective alternative solution, capable of satisfying both our long-standing customers and new partners seeking sustainable solutions. » he stressed.

Strong expansion in the private sector

Among recent agreements, Clean Energy landed a three-year contract with DHL to fuel its CNG trucks operating in California, Texas and Arizona. Food Express, a historic customer of Clean Energy, has signed a contract for the construction of a station in California to refuel its fleet of 20 heavy trucks. This partnership provides for the supply of more than 11.35 million liters of bioNGV over ten years, and the station will also be open to other companies.

Clean Energy also strengthened its presence in the logistics sector by entering into a five-year partnership with SalSon Logistics to power its trucks for transporting goods in the Chicago area. Additionally, Estes Express Lines, the largest private freight carrier in North America, will use biogas for its trucks operating out of Fort Worth, Texas.

In the area of ​​waste management, Clean Energy will work with Noble Environmental to build a station in Pennsylvania powered by gas from sewage sludge. The company MarBorg Industries, for its part, will use biogas for its sanitation trucks in California.

A sustainable transition for communities

Several municipalities and institutions have also extended or strengthened the use of bioNGV.

In the transit sector, LA Metro, one of the largest transit agencies in the United States, renewed its contract with Clean Energy. This new agreement will supply five stations in the Los Angeles area.

Also in California, the city of Gardena has entered into a five-year partnership for its buses, while the city of Santa Clarita will supply around a hundred buses. For its part, the University of California at San Diego has a three-year contract for its shuttles and maintenance trucks.

Clean Energy also entered into an agreement with Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE) to support the conversion of 278 buses on Long Island, New York, from CNG to bioCNG.