Clean Energy (CLNE)

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Torrance, which is bordered by some of the highest congested transportation corridors including the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, is deeply committed to ensuring it does its part in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from their neighborhoods. The Torrance Transit System recently announced that it had become a 100% Alternative Fuel Bus Fleet.

“The City of Torrance strongly believes we owe it to our community to operate in the most environmentally-responsible manner possible. By fueling our fleet with Redeem, we are able to decrease the amount of GHG emissions that are emitted into the air that everyone breathes, and ensures we help provide a healthy community for our citizens to call home,” said Kim Turner, Director of Transit for the City of Torrance. “Our conversion to a 100% alternative fuel fleet would not have been possible without the partnership we have developed with Clean Energy. We are proud to be able to utilize Redeem to fuel our vehicles.”

Clean Energy completed the construction of the city’s CNG station in January of 2015 in order to support the transit department. The transit department consumes over 500,000 GGEs per year and the use of CNG has allowed the city to experience nearly a $1 savings for every gallon of fuel.