Business
With the cheaper price of natural gas compared with diesel, UPS, Frito-Lay and other firms are expanding truck fleets as energy companies build up a network of fueling stations.
Jan. 2, 2014
Firms investing to fuel demand for natural gas vehicles
California
So far there are only a couple of hundred cars, trucks and buses in San Diego County that have been converted to run on clean-burning natural gas.
Jan. 9, 1992
Greenspace
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May 17, 2011
Hawthorne Power Systems and San Diego Gas & Electric Co. are looking for a few converts--that is, companies that are willing to switch the fuel in their light trucks and vans from pollution-belching gasoline to cleaner-burning compressed natural gas.
Oct. 15, 1991
This is a story about a nuisance that turned out to be nice.
April 4, 1991
Autos
Automobiles: The company blames high production costs and low demand.
July 10, 1996
General Motors Corp., the nation’s largest auto maker, is near an agreement with gas companies in California and Texas that would lead to the first commercial production of natural gas-powered trucks, a Southern California Gas Co. official confirmed Tuesday.
June 20, 1990
The builder and operator of natural-gas filling stations is betting that fleet sales of clean-energy vehicles will increase enough to produce the firm’s first annual profit since its 1997 founding.
Jan. 26, 2014
Money & Company
March 16, 2009