Abundant natural gas is changing the American energy landscape by creating economic growth and adding jobs, while also causing considerable deliberation over some of the unintended consequences associated with heightened exploration and production activities. One effect of the availability of inexpensive shale gas combined with a global push to reduce carbon emissions is the use of natural gas as a fuel, both in ground transportation and for oceangoing vessels.
1. Who is using liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a fuel? LNG fueling is a steadily growing industry in the United States for use with heavy-duty vehicles and buses. Clean Energy has pioneered the natural gas truck fueling distribution network in the United States, opening 27 natural gas fueling stations in the first half of 2014.
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