Saddle Creek leverages Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) to Support your Corporate Sustainability Goals
Saddle Creek Logistics Services' CNG fleet can have a remarkable impact on the environment.
Today, many leading-edge companies are supporting their corporate sustainability initiatives by transitioning to fleets that utilize compressed natural gas (CNG).
This eco-friendly fuel is one of the cleanest-burning alternative fuels available with near-zero emissions.
When deciding if a CNG fleet is the right option for your freight needs, there are a number of variables to consider:
- Effective applications. CNG fleets are being used increasingly for private and dedicated fleets. Since they can haul the same payload as a diesel tractor, CNG trucks can handle a wide variety of products - from beverages to building products.
- Length of haul. A CNG fleet can be an effective green option for companies with delivery needs within a 250-mile radius.
- Investment in equipment. CNG tractors are significantly more expensive than comparable diesel models. Many companies forego this expense by outsourcing to a third-party provider with a CNG fleet.
- Availability of fuel. While more stations are being built around the country, fuel for CNG trucks is not yet readily available in many states. Contracting with a third-party partner can be a cost-effective alternative to constructing a multi-million dollar fueling station.
To learn more, download Saddle Creek’s whitepaper: Leveraging Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) to Support Corporate Sustainability Goals
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