The Future
of CNG Vehicle Transportation is NOW!
The topic for the May 2nd
Energy Coalition meeting will be, The Future of CNG Vehicle
Transportation is NOW! Please join us at Southgate Hotel
from 9:00 am to 10:30 am. The meeting is hosted by the Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber will have a panel
consisting of four individuals in the Compressed Natural Gas industry who will
discuss their various roles and experiences in CNG:
·
Chuck
Diehl, Smith Dairy in Orrville, Ohio
o
Managing a 400+
vehicle fleet
o
Smith Dairy
Trucking’s CNG 2012 project that led to one of Ohio’s first public CNG heavy
truck fuel sites and Smith’s deployment of their first CNG tractors.
o
Smith’s fuel
doctrine will have Smith Dairy Trucking diesel independent by 2030.
·
Keith
Walker, Kimble Recycling & Disposal, Inc.
o
In 2011 Kimble
built their first CNG fueling stations in Twinsburg, Ohio and purchased its
first 36 100% CNG powered residential front lead refuse trucks.
o
In 2012 they
replaced almost 400,000 gallons of diesel fuel with natural gas.
o
Currently running
70+ trucks powered by 100% CNG making up 30% of their total fleet
o
Kimble has plans
to add CNG fueling infrastructure to switch entire fleet
·
Andrew
Conley, Clean Fuels Ohio Program Director
o Worked with hundreds of fleets across Ohio to develop
vehicle and station projects.
o Conducts fleet emissions and efficiency analyses,
draft proposals for funding, and created educational programs for
workshops, fuel and technology trainings, and resources.
o Led CFO’s Ohio Green Fleets program which engages
hundreds of fleets in workshops, meetings, and seminars.
o 55 certified Ohio Green fleets have displaced a
combined total of 6,580,808 gallons of petroleum.
·
Dave
Mrowzinski, IGS Energy CNG Services
o Compressed Natural Gas Program Manager for IGS Energy
CNG Services
o IGS has over 20 years of experience in the natural gas
industry to provide CNG vehicle refueling solutions.
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