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Mapping Pennsylvania’s Natural Gas Fueling Stations

The main benefit of a vehicle fueled by compressed natural gas is the cheap cost of fuel: a gallon of CNG costs less than $2.

The downside: there are only 11 public CNG fueling stations in Pennsylvania.

Here’s a map of the locations where drivers can fill up natural gas-fueled vehicles. Click on each marker for an address and phone number. It’s best to call a station before you show up looking for gas —  some companies require drivers to pre-register before using CNG pumps.

For more on how many people are using natural gas to power their cars and trucks, click here.

Source: The U.S. Department of Energy

Comments

  • Turkey Man

    There is square miles of area under pressure from the last well blowout in Leroy, it on the same well pad that had the big screw up in 2010. Morse 5….They covered it up ( chk) ..This happen on May 19,2012 .

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