Natural Gas fueling station in Georgetown, KY
They are putting the finishing touches on a natural gas fueling station at a truck stop near the I-64 I-75 split. This is the first one I've seen. Once a network of fueling stations is in place I ...
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my son works for a natural gas company in Conway, AR
they run most of their cars and smaller trucks on natural gas.
they have bought 4 or 5 local (old out of business gas stations) and converted them into natural gas fueling stations.
the trucks will run about 300 miles on a tank of natural gas, then you just flip a switch and it run on gasoline, at this point its seamless,
but more and more fuel stations are being installed and we have plenty of natural gas
there may be some draw backs, but its our fuel and we have plenty of it, not having to transport the oil to make the gas from around the world and buy it from people who hate us.
electric vehicles have draw backs too, it takes lots of fuel and equipment to make the electricity.
as time goes on the natural gas conversions will become less expensive and more stations will be built to supply the demand.
in my area of west ky, we do not have any natural gas fueling stations, but in time guess we will have one.
his company gave away 33 new natural gas vehicles to employees last year,
they run most of their cars and smaller trucks on natural gas.
they have bought 4 or 5 local (old out of business gas stations) and converted them into natural gas fueling stations.
the trucks will run about 300 miles on a tank of natural gas, then you just flip a switch and it run on gasoline, at this point its seamless,
but more and more fuel stations are being installed and we have plenty of natural gas
there may be some draw backs, but its our fuel and we have plenty of it, not having to transport the oil to make the gas from around the world and buy it from people who hate us.
electric vehicles have draw backs too, it takes lots of fuel and equipment to make the electricity.
as time goes on the natural gas conversions will become less expensive and more stations will be built to supply the demand.
in my area of west ky, we do not have any natural gas fueling stations, but in time guess we will have one.
his company gave away 33 new natural gas vehicles to employees last year,
