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Is US Overlooking Natural Gas? Boston Globe Poses the Question

May 28, 2008

USA, Boston

With awareness of natural gas vehicles still relatively low, a tipping point could be coming with mainstream media starting to pay more attention to natural gas as a serious alternative to traditional transport fuels. The respected Boston Globe posed the question on the weekend, asking if the US is overlooking natural gas as a fuel alternative. Comparing the US to Europe, the item highlights the success of natural gas vehicles, both from an OEM vehicle production and CNG refueling infrastructure points of view. The item also quotes IANGV Executives, Rich Kolodziej and Dr Jeffrey Seisler. With oil now at $130 + per barrel, we can expect to see more coverage like this in the near future.

(Editor’s note – readers down under may also be interested in this recent television item from Australia’s ABC 7.30 Report, including comment from former IANGV President Ollie Clark)
 

 

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