Trillium, AMP are planning to build CNG stations across the U.S.

摘要

Trillium CNG (Trillium) and AMP Americas (AMP) plan to build a network of compressed natural gas stations across the United States. In the joint venture Trillium, a business unit of Integrys En- ergy Group, and AMP will begin by constructing CNG stations along the I-65 and I-75 trucking corridors and major routes through Texas. AMP said the strength of the joint venture would lead to a future of renew- able CNG projects. "It allows us to complete more renewable CNG proj- ects alongside a strong finan- cial and operating partner," Nate Laurell, AMP's founder and chief executive, said. "Oil, being globally priced, is expensive, but natural gas is not only abundant in the U.S., it's also cleaner, producing 20 to 30 percent fewer greenhouse emissions than diesel fuel."