IGS CNG Services, a complete solutions provider for the natural gas vehicle (NGV) industry, has partnered together with Montgomery County in Ohio to announce the official opening of a compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station in Moraine, just outside of Dayton.
According to IGS, the station is located at the Montgomery County Environmental Services facility at 2750 Cardington Rd. and is accessible by both fleets and the public. Featuring its own canopy, the new station has three lanes with six pumps and is designed to serve refuse trucks from Montgomery County and surrounding Ohio municipalities, as well as a growing number of regional fleets being converted to NGVs.
Montgomery County Commission President Judy Dodge states that county commissioners are thrilled to have the new CNG fueling station up and running, which will help power the county fleet with cleaner fuel and provide CNG services to other businesses in the region.
“This partnership with the Montgomery County Environmental Services Department allows us to continue our development of a regional CNG fueling corridor and expand our fueling network along I-75,” says Scott White, president and CEO of IGS Energy, parent company of IGS CNG Services.
The Moraine location is the 12th in the IGS CNG Services family of stations that service the public. Of the 12 stations, IGS CNG Services says it has seven active stations in Ohio, three in West Virginia and one in Indiana.
