Amp Americas has announced the opening of its new public-access Amp CNG fueling station in Buda, Texas, with US Foods serving as the station’s anchor fleet.
by Staff
April 24, 2018
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Amp Americas' new CNG fueling station in Buda, Texas, is a public station that is used to fuel US Foods' fleet of 50 CNG trucks. Photo: Amp Americas
Amp Americas opened its new public-access Amp CNG fueling station in Buda, Texas, with US Foods serving as the station’s anchor fleet.
The station is Buda’s first compressed natural gas fueling station and the company’s eighth in the state of Texas. The Amp CNG ultra-fast-fill CNG station is now open to the public and takes all major credit and fleet cards. The station is already fueling US Foods’ Buda-based fleet of 50 CNG trucks.
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The company’s other stations in Texas are located in Amarillo, Harrold, Waco, Brock, Rosenberg, Sweetwater and Kerrville.
“We are excited to introduce a much cleaner, more cost effective, domestic fuel to Buda and to be partnering with US Foods to improve air quality,” said Grant Zimmerman, CEO at Amp Americas. “The opening of our 20th CNG station reaffirms our deep commitment to a low-carbon future.”
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