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NGVAmerica, the United States organization representing the natural gas in transportation industry, has extended its chief executive’s contract for an additional four years.

The Government of the province of Mendoza, Argentina, approved the General Conditions and Technical Specifications for the Acquisition and Maintenance of Buses Powered 100% by CNG.

The 2021 edition of Green Gas Mobility, organized by Gasnam, has concluded with a unanimous message: mitigate emissions from heavy transport by land, sea and air represents one of the great challenges of this time.

The new station offers both liquified and compressed gas, responding to the growing demand of low emission fuel solutions in Norway.

Due to their environmental friendliness and lower noise compared to buses with diesel engines, natural gas buses fit best in the intensely populated metropolis.

The Central Ohio Transit Authority, United States, has exercised options for 18 CNG forty-foot, heavy-duty transit buses, converted from New Flyer of America Inc.’s backlog.

Scania adds the all-new 13-litre gas engine that can run on natural gas and on biogas – regardless if the gas is in compressed or liquefied form – as well as new tank options.

Eight players from the club that competes in the Swiss Soccer Promotion League, FC Rapperswil-Jona, have received Seat Arona cars powered by compressed natural gas.

The 34 MAN Lion's City methane hybrid buses are the first and only to combine natural gas and self-produced electricity.

Carrefour, Jacky Perrenot and Iveco gathered around the 600th biomethane-powered vehicle of the Carrefour fleet in Paris, France, on the occasion of the Innovation Week in Transport and Logistics.