NG Advantage - First U.S. Company to Announce Customers for Trucked Compressed Natural Gas

http://www.heraldonline.com/2012/08/24/4211547/ng-advantage-first-u...

Not sure about the business model, but interesting.

Service Allows Energy-Intensive Industries Not on Pipelines to Compete and Flourish in the Era of Low Cost Natural Gas

MILTON, VT. — NG Advantage LLC, the U.S. leader in the new industry of trucking compressed natural gas (CNG) to enterprises not connected to a pipeline, has secured contracts with Pike Industries a subsidiary of Oldcastle Materials, the North American arm of CRH (NYSE: CRH), andPutney Paper, a subsidiary of APC Paper Group. NG Advantage will begin deliveries in early 2013. The multi-year contracts allow these innovative companies to realize both the economic and environmental benefits of lower cost, clean, North American natural gas. NG Advantage believes this is the first announcement of contracts for compressed natural gas delivered to enterprises beyond the pipeline in the United States.

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Permalink Reply by dbob on August 26, 2012 at 11:08

OK - Not that this is exactly the application, but these modules could be used in CNG fueling stations, either at company terminals, or more traditional filling stations. Although not specifically mentioned, it should be possible to use either a cascade filling system, or simply the tanks with a compressor.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cascade_storage_system

This will enable remote sites without proximity to NG lines, and potentially allow for smaller compressors at filling sites.  

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