U.S. Gain builds new RNG fueling station in California

U.S. Gain partnered with the Mobile Source Air Pollution Reduction Review Committee (MSRC) for the construction of a site that features three times the capacity of a previous station.

U.S. Gain, a leader in development, procurement and distribution of renewable natural gas (RNG) announced the completion of a new onsite RNG fueling station for Moreno Valley Unified School District, California. Moreno Valley USD is known for their fleet of natural gas school buses.

The station’s compact design avoids interruption to onsite traffic flow and the time-fill option allows buses to refuel overnight. The station was constructed with expansion in mind, allowing for future fleet growth with minimal future infrastructure spend.

“Compact, modular fueling systems are perfect for school districts, refuse companies and other applications with return-to-base routes. Further, backed by U.S. Gain’s station operation and maintenance program, Moreno Valley USD’s station will feature best-in-class uptime – just like our network of GAIN Clean Fuel stations,” noted Mike Bolin, business development manager for U.S Gain.

“Air quality continues to be a significant problem for this area and we’ll continue to supply RNG to fleets like Moreno Valley USD that want to make a positive change – both in emission reductions and fuel savings. Thanks to the LCFS program, we’re investing in more RNG development projects to produce the cleanest fuel for areas that need it most,” said Bryan Nudelbacher, director of RNG business development for U.S. Gain.