Clean Energy Fuels Corp. has renamed and redefined its wholly owned subsidiaries as divisions of the parent company under the Clean Energy brand: IMW Industries is now Clean Energy Compression, NorthStar Inc. is now Clean Energy Cryogenics, and Clean Energy Renewable Fuels (CERF) is now Clean Energy Renewables.
‘The strategic importance of unifying our divisions under a single Clean Energy mark and brand identity cannot be understated. This move will strengthen our reputation and broaden our recognition, as well as eliminate any confusion for our customers and other partners,’ says Andrew J. Littlefair, president and CEO of Clean Energy Fuels Corp.
Although the name changes affect brand identity, they will not change operational practices, management infrastructure or business objectives, according to Clean Energy Fuels Corp.
Clean Energy Compression, formerly IMW, is a manufacturer of non-lubricated gas compressors and related technologies and sells compressors in over 25 countries.
The parent company says Clean Energy Cryogenics, formerly NorthStar, is an engineering and construction team responsible for building over 70% of the U.S. network of turnkey liquefied natural gas/liquefied-compressed natural gas private fleet fueling stations.
Clean Energy Renewables, formerly CERF, operates biomethane processing facilities in Tennessee and Michigan and is a marketer of renewable natural gas (RNG), including the Redeem RNG brand for commercial vehicles.
The transition to the new names will begin immediately.
