Clean Energy opens first LNG station in Mississippi

Clean Energy Fuels Corp. has opened its first liquefied natural gas (LNG) station in Mississippi, as part of an ongoing partnership with Pilot Flying J.

The station will service Raven Transport´s 115 LNG heavy-duty trucks, which deliver consumer package goods. The event was attended by Mississippi State Senator Dean Kirby (R) and State Representative Ray Rogers (R), reported CSP Daily. 

“We’re pleased that LNG fueling stations now are offered at more than 60 Pilot Flying J locations,” said Pilot Flying J region manager Dave Mangialardi. “As our partnership with Clean Energy continues to make LNG more accessible to drivers, they’ll be able to access natural gas from coast to coast.”

Mike Hendrixson, national account manager for Clean Energy Fuels, said at the opening: “The Pearl station opening brings together two key partnerships for Clean Energy. By bringing natural gas to these already established fueling centers, the transition to natural gas becomes seamless.”

Clean Enery Fuels is a leading provider of natural gas for US transportation. It builds and operates CNG and LNG stations, manufactures equipment and technology, as well as distributing both types of natural gas. 

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