Category: Sponsors

Emerson Automation Solutions

January 15, 2017 | USA, St Louis MO

NGV GLOBAL SPONSOR PROFILE

Micro Motion Coriolis – the Meter of Choice for CNG and LNG Dispensing

Emerson Automation Solutions offers field-proven Micro Motion Coriolis flow and density meters for a wide range of LNG, CNG and LPG applications, from basic flow measurement to precision measurement in challenging applications. With over 100,000 installations worldwide, the Micro Motion CNG050 meter for compressed natural gas (CNG) and CMF meter for liquefied natural gas (LNG), are the meters of choice for the leading dispensing manufacturers. Read more »

Clean Energy Fuels

NGV Global Corporate Sponsor

Clean Energy Fuels Corp’s principal business is supplying CNG, LNG and RNG (RNG can be delivered in the form of CNG or LNG) for light, medium and heavy-duty vehicles and providing design, build, operation and maintenance services for vehicle fleet customer stations, to include 24/7 live station monitoring and industry-approved service technician training. Read more »

Clean Energy Fuels Reports Indicate Improving North American Market

Clean Energy Fuels Corp., the leading provider of natural gas as an alternative fuel for vehicle fleets in the United States and Canada, based on the number of stations operated and the amount of gasoline gallon equivalents (GGEs) of compressed natural gas (CNG), liquefied natural gas (LNG) and renewable natural gas (RNG) delivered, is on a roll. The Company delivered 82.9 million gallons in the second quarter of 2016, an 11% increase from 74.4 million gallons delivered in the second quarter of 2015. Following the release of the company’s second-quarter earnings report, ‘CLNE’ shares are up 18.9% (August 10). Read more »

Aspro – More than 30 Years in the World’s CNG Market

Aspro is an international company dedicated to the production of Compression Systems for vehicular natural gas. NGV Global welcomes Aspro as a Corporate Sponsor of our international activities and global leadership.

Aspro, which celebrated 30 years in 2014, provides all the necessary equipment for CNG refueling stations and offers technical assistance 24 hours a day, during the 365 days of the year, where there is a system in operation. Read more »

Partnership Provides CNG Solutions for HD Fleets in North America

McNeilus Agility Logos McNeilus Truck & Manufacturing, Inc. (an Oshkosh company), manufacturer of refuse and mixer truck bodies and systems and Agility Fuel Systems, developer and manufacturer of natural gas fuel systems for heavy duty vehicles, have formed a strategic alliance to deliver a comprehensive natural gas solution for North American heavy-duty fleets. Read more »

Parker FM80 Fuel Regulation Module First to Offer CSA Certification

Parker FM80 – front (L), back (R)

Parker Hannifin Corporation (Parker), a global motion and control technologies provider had achieved CSA certification to ANSI NGV 3.1-2014/CSA 12.3-2014 – Fuel system components for compressed natural gas powered vehicles for its FM80 Fuel Regulation Module. Parker’s press release states this makes the FM80 the only fuel regulation module to adhere to the certification’s concepts of safety, performance and durability. Read more »

COMPAC Premium Dispenser Technology

NGV Global Sponsor Profile

Compac’s CNG & LPG Dispensers are a result of Compac’s 30 years experience in the worldwide NGV industry.

All critical components of our CNG & LPG dispensers are designed and assembled in our New Zealand factory: from advanced dispenser control, to highly accurate natural gas metering, to complete CNG & LPG dispenser models. Due to this industry leading technology being developed on site, superior quality, cost effectiveness and product performance is guaranteed. Read more »

Keihin

NGV Global Sponsor Profile

As part of the global Keihin family, Keihin North America is focused on exceeding customer expectations while being a responsible corporate citizen as a leading of manufacturer of vehicle engine management and climate control systems. This is reflected in our Corporate Principle, “We shall contribute to the future of mankind by the continuous creation of new value.” Keihin is committed to be at the forefront of new technologies resulting in a sustainable future. Key product areas supporting this goal include Gaseous Fuel System and Direct Injection System components. Read more »

Agility Fuel Systems Appoints New CEO

Kathleen Ligocki, CEO Agility Fuel Systems Agility Fuel Systems, a major developer and manufacturer of natural gas fuel systems for heavy duty vehicles in North America, has appointed a new Chief Executive Officer. Kathleen Ligocki, formerly CEO of Harvest Power, an organics management solutions company, will take up the role of CEO effective December 3rd, 2015. Read more »

NGV Village at WGC 2015 a Major Success

Mr Jérôme Ferrier, IGU President, welcomes participants at the NGV Transportation Village inauguration.

WGC 2015 in Paris has drawn to a close. While there has been much high level discussion about gas supply, investment, exploration, policy and pricing in the meeting halls and on the exhibition floor, the busiest sector in the pavilion has been the Natural Gas for Transportation Village – a first for the World Gas Congress and now a successful template for future WGC events.

The Village inauguration ceremony was addressed by the President of the International Gas Union (IGU), Mr Jérôme Ferrier, who welcomed participants and spoke of the rapidly increasing recognition and demand for natural gas as a cleaner, economic fuel, and his desire for NGV industry companies to succeed at WGC 2015.

“The focus of our event will be to draw together all stakeholders in this fuel evolution, increase awareness of a rapidly evolving industry, and plan for a sustainable energy future that is safe, reliable and economically viable. I am confident that by collaborating with industry leaders such as NGV Global and their peers, we are moving ever closer to real solutions that will consolidate the essential role that gas has to play in tomorrow’s world,” Mr. Ferrier concluded. Read more »