Nissan offers natural gas conversion of its models in Mexico

Nissan announced that it will open 25 workshops so that its customers can convert their vehicles from gasoline to CNG or LPG.

Nissan announced that it will open 25 workshops so that its customers can convert their vehicles from gasoline to CNG or LPG.

Food Surplus Management, which currently has three Scania CNG trucks, plans to move its entire fleet of 35 trucks to this eco-friendly alternative fuel source.

The Argentine compressed natural gas industry has lost one of its precursors: José Aspromonte, founder and former President of Aspro company.

The company has the very first two LNG powered trucks on the island and endeavours to eventually invest in more of these commercial vehicles.

Over the course of coming weeks, the trucks will be introduced to the company’s fleet in the North West of England, in addition to the two already in operation.

The project will fuel liquefied natural gas (LNG) powered trucks via a network of compact filling stations.

The operator has decided to extend last year’s order and to commission another 30 articulated buses running on natural gas.

The plan also includes the evaluation for the installation of natural gas refueling facilities in garages for fleet owners and bus operators.

The HAM Group and HAM Italia are developing in Faenza, Italy, one of the largest 100% vehicular biomethane plants in Europe.
The vehicles, which have involved an investment of close to 1.3 million euros, will enter service at the end of May or the beginning of June.