The New York City Council’s Progressive Caucus noted the surface transit fleet and city fleets could adopt renewable natural gas to support clean air goals.
Dane County, Wis., is accelerating the conversion of its fleet to renewable compressed natural gas (CNG) and expects 75 vehicles running on renewable CNG by the end of next year.
Between lighter, quieter trucks, front-loading models, and cutting-edge fuel choices, refuse trucks are better than ever.
The City of Sacramento moved toward compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles with the purchase of its first heavy-duty CNG vehicles — two Elgin Broom Bear four-wheel mechanical broom sweepers.
Dane County officials say that by using renewable natural gas, the county will save $6,000 in fuel costs per CNG plow per year.
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