West Virginia: 4 Natural Gas Stations Along I-79
11 Feb, 2013
IGS Energy-CNG Services has announced plans to build four compressed natural gas filling stations along Interstate 79. Plans call for stations in Charleston and Bridgeport to be operational this fall. The other station locations are near Jane Lew and across the Pennsylvania state line at Mount Morris.The $10 million project is expected to be complete by 2014.
IGS-Energy-CNG Services reports that using compressed natural gas to fuel vehicles produces 30 percent less carbon dioxide than gasoline or diesel fuel, 75 percent less carbon monoxide and 95 percent less particulate matter.
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Source: West Virginia Edge Business Report eblast, Feb. 8, 2013.
