Related: Greenkraft CNG-Propane System Earns EPA-CARB Certification
Greenkraft Places CNG Trucks in Southern California Cities
Greenkraft announced that it has placed six trucks in a Southern California city, all clean energy vehicles running on compressed natural gas (CNG), and will be placing another six trucks for another Southern California city.
Greenkraft, Inc., a provider of commercial trucks as well as alternative fuel systems and engines, announced that it has placed six trucks in a Southern California city, all clean energy vehicles running on compressed natural gas (CNG), and will be placing another six trucks for another Southern California city. Greenkraft trucks meet all the city requirements and can be used by municipalities for their daily operations.
In addition to these 12 trucks and the new revenue generated, Greenkraft can now offer favorable financing options for Greenkraft truck purchasers. This makes buying a fleet of trucks much more affordable since customers are not required to come up with a large sum of money all at once. These new financing options will pave the way for a great deal of new revenue in 2017.
George Gemayel, CEO of Greenkraft, Inc. said, “Greenkraft has been flying under the radar as one of the country’s leading alternative fuel truck companies; and now we are starting to gain the proper recognition in the industry. It’s a huge validation to Greenkraft’s hard work when cities and municipalities are choosing our trucks for their day-to-day operations. We are going to be making these places cleaner by reducing the amount of pollution caused every day by diesel trucks.”
More Green Fleet

Sustainability Partners, Energy Systems Group Help Albuquerque Close the Gap on its 100% Renewable Energy Goal
The eight-site, 6 MW solar project has advanced the city toward 100% renewable energy for municipal operations.
Read More →
Port Authority and CALSTART Launch $45 Million Electric Truck and Charging Programs
The programs aim to boost sustainable operations across the East Coast's busiest seaport.
Read More →
Moving Government Fleets Beyond the Vehicle Purchase: EV as a Service
A discussion on how EVaaS is moving beyond pilot programs and what fleets should consider before beginning a larger deployment.
Read More →
Moving Government Fleets Beyond the Vehicle Purchase: EV as a Service
As fleets move beyond small EV pilots, Sustainability Partners CEO Adam Cain explains how EVaaS can address the infrastructure and long-term planning required for larger deployments.
Read More →
Peterbilt Expands Sourcewell Partnership with Electric Vehicle Lineup
The agreement aims to provide streamlined procurement of Peterbilt trucks for government, education, nonprofit and tribal organizations across the United States and Canada.
Read More →
EV Adoption & Charging Challenges
Where is your fleet in the journey of vehicle electrification? If you're still looking for answers to fleet electrification you've come to the right place.
Read More →
Hawaii Passes Clean Fuel Policy
Hawaii lawmakers passed clean fuel legislation that could support renewable natural gas production, biogas-powered transportation, and lower-carbon fueling options for public and commercial fleets.
Read More →
Stanislaus County Deploys Ten Beam Global EV ARC Systems to Support County Fleet Electrification
Stanislaus County deployed 10 off-grid solar-powered EV charging systems and a mobile charging trailer from Beam Global to support its electric fleet operations and emergency response flexibility.
Read More →
Heliox Pilots 480-kW Bus Charger with King County Metro
King County Metro is piloting Heliox’s new 480-kW Flex Pro charger to support expansion of its battery-electric bus fleet and depot charging infrastructure. The compact charging system supports pantograph and plug-in charging configurations for high-density transit operations.
Read More →


