By Associated Press
June 28, 2010 | Comments (0)
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Clean Energy Fuels Corp., which provides natural gas for transportation vehicles, said Monday it received a new 10-year contract with Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority.
Under the contract, Clean Energy Fuels will upgrade and run compressed natural gas bus fueling facilities to support two METRO divisions. The facilities serve buses that run in the Los Angeles Central and South Bay divisions. The company said it will reconfigure and upgrade compressor equipment at stations that supply those fleets within next year.
Clean Energy Fuels said it expects to provide more than 9 million gallons of gas per year under the new contract. It said METRO will fund the upgrades from the economic stimulus package, formally called the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
The company said METRO runs the biggest compressed natural gas bus fleet in the country, with more than 2,500 buses, or around 95 percent of its fleet. METRO runs buses on 191 routes in Los Angeles County.
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