As of June 2020, there are nearly 1,000 public CNG fueling stations across the United States, plus 70 liquefied natural gas (LNG) fueling stations servicing the long-haul trucking industry.
Click on the link below to locate the public CNG fueling stations that are closest to your facility or along the routes you travel frequently.
If there isn't a conveniently located public CNG filling station, keep reading to learn about commercial and residential CNG fueling system options.
If you're a small to medium sized fleet operator using up to 840 GGE (gallons of gasoline equivalent) per day, operating your trucks on CNG fuel is a great option, even if there isn't a public CNG filling station within a convenient distance of your base or regular routes.
SkyCNG is proud to represent Onboard Dynamics' line of natural-gas powered CNG refueling solutions. Their GoFlo compressor and GoFill modular fuel distribution system (shown here) provide everything you need to construct a self-contained CNG refueling station, even in challenging infrastructure locations.
If you are a fleet operator, contact us today to discuss converting your fleet to CNG, your CNG fuel needs, and appropriate CNG refueling options.
If you're an individual operator looking to convert your vehicle to CNG or a company operator with staff who operate company vehicles from their homes, discovering that there isn't a convenient CNG filling station nearby need not be a deal breaker.
Compression systems that take pipeline natural gas and turn it into CNG fuel for your vehicle start at about $5,000. They are too slow for fleet operations but definitely work for individual operators and field reps who can leave their vehicle to fill up overnight.
The Fuelmaker C3 is one of the better systems on the market but SkyCNG is always on the lookout for newer and better performing options. Contact us for the latest information on at-home CNG fueling.
