Fontana, California, is the Newest Location in ANG’s National CNG Network
Saratoga Springs, New York (PRWEB) September 08, 2017 -- American Natural Gas (ANG), a premier distributor of alternative motor fuels, and a portfolio company within HC2 Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: HCHC), announced today its public compressed natural gas (CNG) station in Fontana, California, is now open for business.
The station will meet the demand for high-performing, easily-accessible CNG fueling facilities in the trucking industry hub. Located at 14512 Aliso Drive, at the intersection of Interstate 15 and Interstate 10, it’s in a high-transit area and near numerous transportation, distribution, and manufacturing centers.
“Fontana and the fleets that operate here have set a precedent for CNG usage and ANG is excited by the opportunity to help fuel their future,” said Drew West, Chief Executive Officer of ANG. “We’re proud of this station because it demonstrates how, with an exclusive focus on CNG, we’re able to listen to drivers, problem-solve with partners, and source stronger equipment. Ultimately, we create the 100 percent reliable experience leading CNG fleets deserve.”
“Our all-star maintenance and operations team is looking forward to serving an area where fleets understand the value CNG specialists can bring,” said Brent Tesla, Vice President of Operations at ANG. “I look forward to building personal relationships with our partners in Fontana and doing whatever it takes to keep their fuel flowing and fleets on the road.”
ANG currently owns and operates approximately 40 fueling stations in 13 states across the United States, inclusive of stations in process and under development. In 2016, ANG expanded its national network with the acquisition of Questar Fueling Company, a subsidiary of Questar Corporation. The Fontana property, as well others in California, Arizona, Utah, and Texas were part of the acquisition.
Primed for uptime, the Fontana station has three 300 HP Ariel JGQ/2 compressors packaged by ANGI Energy Systems with two points of temperature compensation and an ANGI dryer. The station features three ANGI CNG dispensers equipped with NGV1 nozzles for light and medium-duty use and NGV2 nozzles to accommodate heavy-duty and transit vehicles. The fast-fuel station is optimized for high-capacity, large volume users.
Business owners or fleet managers interested in learning more about the Fontana station, or converting to CNG, are encouraged to contact ANG, 866-264-6220 or info(at)americannaturalgas(dot)com.
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About American Natural Gas, LLC
At American Natural Gas (ANG) the future is within reach and we can bring you closer. Through our growing network of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) stations for the transportation industry, we’re delivering opportunity to fleets across the country. Our team of highly-trained strategists, designers and operations professionals is changing perspectives and increasing potential as we improve the CNG experience and move the alternative fuel industry forward. ANG is a portfolio company within HC2 Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: HCHC). To learn more, visit http://www.americannaturalgas.com.
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