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Clean Energy Expands Fueling Network as Trucking and Refuse Fleets Across Canada Choose Natural Gas

  • Clean Energy Fuels Corp. announced new fueling & maintenance agreements across Western Canada to support fleets reducing emissions & operating costs.
  • The company expanded its CNG station network in partnership with Tourmaline to include locations in Grande Prairie & Chilliwack.
  • Cummins' 15-litre X15N engine rollout is driving adoption among heavy-duty operators in refuse, freight, logistics & oilfield sectors.
  • Nortrans Freight Management ordered five additional X15N trucks following a successful trial of the technology.
  • Mullen Dedicated Logistics plans to add seven new X15N-powered trucks to its CNG fleet.
  • GFL Environmental is adding three Cummins X15N-powered units to its vehicle network.
  • Integrity Waste Solutions expanded its fleet with 10 natural gas trucks, including three X15N models.
  • Reimer Brothers deployed four new Cummins X15N trucks, marking its first entry into natural gas technology.
  • Caron Transportation Systems added five X15N trucks & modified maintenance facilities to support natural gas vehicle servicing.
  • Trican Well Service entered the natural gas market with three new X15N-powered trucks for oilfield services.
  • Prairie Waste Solutions added seven natural gas trucks, including three equipped with the Cummins X15N engine.
  • Sniper Services deployed its first Cummins X15N tri-drive truck rated for 140,000 pounds in Alberta's oil patch.
  • Environmental e360 deployed 15 natural gas trucks for refuse collection in Chilliwack, fueling at the new Clean Energy Tourmaline station.
  • Current fueling stations operate in Edmonton, Calgary, Kamloops, Grande Prairie & Chilliwack to support line-haul & regional operations.
  • Companies cite the Cummins X15N engine & Clean Energy infrastructure as key factors for economic & environmental benefits.