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Smorch: Liquid Fuels Are Here to Stay and Address Climate Challenges – Advanced BioFuels USA

Smorch: Liquid Fuels Are Here to Stay and Address Climate Challenges – Advanced BioFuels USA
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Smorch: liquid fuels are here to stay and address climate challenges

Smorch: liquid fuels are here to stay and address climate challenges
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Column: Planners seek sites along I-80 for vehicle charging stations

Mokena-based Ozinga has a CNG charging stations near I-80′s La Grange Road interchange and a third of the company's 850 trucks run on compressed natural gas.

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Portage awarded for alternative fuel use

The city of Portage was recently recognized as the Green Fleet Member of the Year by the Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission.

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Ingevity Receives Alternative Fuels Grant to Demonstrate Absorbed Natural Gas Platform

NGT News May 24, 2021 Ingevity Corp. has been awarded approximately $256,000 in funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection as part of the 2020 Alternative Fuels Incentive Grant (AFIG) Program. The grant will be used to demonstrate the economic and environmental benefits of renewable natural gas (RNG) and Ingevity’s adsorbed natural gas (ANG) vehicle platform with eight fleets throughout Pennsylvania. Representing the first use of ANG technology in the state, the AFIG award will cover half of the incremental cost to equip 28 Ford Super Duty F-250 trucks and Ford Transit vans with ANG technology and install complementary low-pressure fueling appliances for participants, as well as costs associated with data collection and analysis.

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