To CNG or not to CNG

 
BY JACK MONEY | Modified: September 20, 2009 at 12:10 pm | Published: November 23, 2008   

Will your next car be powered by natural gas?

That’s up to you.

More and more people are making that choice, proponents of using the fuel to power our nation’s transportation system say. "Business is booming,” said Tom Sewell, president of Tulsa Gas Technologies.

photo - Chesapeake Energy Corp. has 11 vehicles in service that are running on CNG, and it hopes to have 150 out of its fleet of 350 converted by this time next year. PHOTO PROVIDED BY CHESAPEAKE ENERGY CORP.
Chesapeake Energy Corp. has 11 vehicles in service that are running on CNG, and it hopes to have 150 out of its fleet of 350 converted by this time next year. PHOTO PROVIDED BY CHESAPEAKE ENERGY CORP.

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Before 2005 and the arrival of Hurricane Katrina, there was steady business for the company, particularly in parts of the world outside the U.S., where using natural gas to power vehicles is...
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