Chevron announced its collaboration with Valley Pacific, one of the California’s largest fuel marketers, to open its second compressed natural gas (CNG) station in the state of California, which will increase the availability of lower carbon fuels to heavy duty vehicles.

“Chevron has seen strong demand for our CNG fuel offering from new and existing customers,” said Nuray Elci, Chevron’s general manager for Renewables. “CNG is a lower-carbon fuel for fleets. Chevron is expanding our production of renewable natural gas (RNG) which will reduce carbon intensity even further. Chevron’s farm-to-fuel offerings will help our customers meet their lower-carbon goals.”

By 2025, Chevron intends to build 30 CNG stations in California, which will help the company get closer to our objective of producing 40,000 million BTUs of RNG daily by.

Chevron’s CNG initiatives add items to its successful traditional products business that support lower-carbon future. CNG and RNG are crucial technologies in the solution portfolio.

“Valley Pacific is pleased to collaborate with Chevron to bring access to CNG at the Highway 99 and 198 interchange, their first marketer partnered CNG station. We’ve been working with Chevron and their quality fuels for years and we are proud to now extend that relationship to CNG,” said Nathan Crum, President, and CEO, of Valley Pacific. “We are planning a grand-opening celebration on March 1, and I hope the community turns out to show their support. Many thanks to the Valley Pacific team for making this happen.”