Waste Management has opened their 100th natural gas fueling station and is also celebrating 6,000 CNG trucks in operation, making theirs the largest heavy-duty fleet of its kind in North America. These milestones represent not only great news for their company, but also for clean fuels development. In the early 1990s, Waste Management established a […]
The Portland Business Journal’s Pete Danko recently sat down with several Clean Fuels credit generators to learn more about their participation in Oregon’s new Clean Fuels Standard, and how the program has helped their businesses thrive. Read on for a fascinating look at how this new, market-based program is providing the economic certainty necessary for […]
Clean Fuels is helping businesses across Oregon succeed. More than 100 companies are already registered with the program, with more than a third of them producing clean fuels for Oregonians. Businesses across Oregon, from Coburg to Sherwood, Klamath Falls to Boardman, and Portland to Medford are using and creating cleaner fuels. Take Portland-based Heiberg Garbage […]
The desire to commit to a low-carbon vehicle may be sincere, but when it comes time to make a purchase, that desire may be outweighed by the financial reality of adopting new technology. The sometimes-limited availability of non-petroleum fuels can be a barrier. But biodiesel – a renewable, non-toxic alternative to traditional petroleum diesel – can provide […]
Late last month the Portland Business Journal wrote that Oregon’s two biggest utilities, Portland General Electric (PGE) and Pacific Power, are working to incentivize electric vehicle use in our state. Having large utilities on board is an important part of making the dream of transportation electrification come to life. Check out the PBJ article below to learn […]
We couldn’t have said it better ourselves! Check out this great article from Oregon Business on how Oregon’s Clean Fuels Program will create new revenue streams for Oregon businesses, a level playing field for alternative fuel producers and safeguard something we all care about: clean air. “What do the Crater Lake Trolley, a Eugene truck […]