Vehicles powered by natural gas are nothing new, but, thanks in part to low-cost natural gas and high gasoline and diesel prices, their popularity is on the rise. According to new projections from ...

To date, natural-gas vehicles have come with significant compromises. The high-pressure tanks that hold enough compressed natural gas to run 200 miles or more take up many cubic feet of space in ...

The push for cleaner transportation solutions is boosting the adoption of natural gas vehicles, as they offer a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional fuel-powered vehicles ...

The idea of fueling cars and trucks with cheap natural gas rather than oil has a powerful allure. But for lots of reasons, Americans have been slow to switch.

As a vehicle fuel, natural gas holds considerable promise but faces a number of challenges. Overcoming those challenges is the goal of recent funding granted by the U.S. Department of Energy for a ...

Some top car manufacturers and energy companies in the US are joining to develop natural gas vehicles and the refuelling infrastructure that they require in an ...

Given the massive volumes of natural gas coming out of America’s shale fields, why haven’t natural gas-fueled vehicles caught on yet? After all, the U.S. is the largest natural gas producer in ...

Movement toward natural gas-fueled vehicles finally appears to be firing on all cylinders. The surge in U.S. natural gas production from prolific shale formations has created an abundance of the ...

Can natural-gas vehicles catch up with electric vehicles in a Biden administration? In the heavy-duty transport sector, they already have the inside track.

But so do natural gas vehicles—and, as a 2002 analysis in Energy Policy noted, natural-gas cars and fueling stations have historically turned out to be far, far more costly than expected.

Natural gas as a transport fuel is not a new story. With over 14.8 million natural gas vehicles (NGVs) on the roads worldwide, the industry is well-established, challenging perceptions about how ...