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M Brocklehurst & J Baldwin, CNG cars - fuel facilities, Petroleum Review, April 2006, p 38

Baldwin, J; Brocklehurst, M; 01/04/2006

In UK, the provision of facilities for CNG fuelling is described as both poor and shrinking by M Brocklehurst, but defended by J Baldwin on the basis that early stations were incorrectly located on the wet sources from gas holders, but are now being correctly sited, a move supported by the fact that 500 new CNG buses are being delivered in Rome to improve air quality. Also, biogas will then become viable for road transport.

Abstract details

Journal title: Petroleum Review

Keywords: 1 Surface Transport - 1.3 Compressed natural gas (CNG)

Subjects: Protection of ambient air and climate, Gas distribution, Road transport, Transport, Transportation of products, Biogas production plants, Transport not elsewhere specified, Biogases, Compressed natural gas, Natural biogases, Natural gas, Oil and gas, Air quality