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January 3, 2018 · about 8 years ago

Applied LNG secures Bakersfield RLNG contract

US-based energy solutions provider, Applied LNG, won a contract by the City of Bakersfield to supply renewable liquefied natural gas to its two fueling locations. The two stations will be monitored from Applied LNG’s distribution center in Fontana, California. According to a statement by Applied LNG

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US-based energy solutions provider, Applied LNG, won a contract by the City of Bakersfield to supply renewable liquefied natural gas to its two fueling locations.

The two stations will be monitored from Applied LNG’s distribution center in Fontana, California.

According to a statement by Applied LNG, the stations have an expected use of over 950,000 LNG gallons per year.

“The RLNG supplied by Applied LNG has exceptionally low carbon intensity and is considered the cleanest alternative transportation fuel commercially available in the U.S,” the statement claims.

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