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CNG/RCNG Practice Areas

Statement of Qualifications

November 2019

6100 Oak Tree Boulevard, Ste 200 Independence, OH 44131 │ 5349 Route 36 Coolspring, PA 15730 │ www.insight-fuel.com 2

Table of Contents

Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................... 2

Statement of Qualifications ............................................................................................................................. 3

Infrastructure ............................................................................................................................................... 4

Transportable Fueling Station .................................................................................................................. 5

Fueling Trusses ………. ............................................................................................................................... 6

Landfill Biogas .............................................................................................................................................. 7

Highest & Best Use ……….......................................................................................................................... 8

Hybrid Project Developer ......................................................................................................................... 9

Virtual Pipeline – Best First and Last Mile Technology .............................................................................. 10

Maxfill trailer filling technology ............................................................................................................. 10

Virtual Pipeline Metering & Accountability Network Solution (VPMANS) ............................................ 11

Completed Projects ........................................................................................................................................ 12

Introduction

InsightFuel helps reverse global warming by

displacing dirty sources of energy and fuel with

clean-burning, domestic, renewable natural gas

(RNG).

We build equipment and provide construction,

installation, and commissioning support across the

following three, interrelated lines of business.

1. Infrastructure – we build natural gas fueling stations faster and safer with new materials and

methods.

2. Biogas - we help owners generate highest and best use of their RNG through vehicle fueling on-site,

or trucked to nearby fueling sites.

3. Virtual Pipeline – we help bring economically or physically stranded gas to market with the best first

and last mile technology in gas compression, decompression, and monitoring.

RNG IS PRODUCED FROM RECYCLED ORGANIC

WASTE. RATHER THAN LET METHANE FROM

ORGANIC DECAY ESCAPE INTO THE ATMOSPHERE

AND CONTRIBUTE TO CLIMATE CHANGE, THE GAS IS

CAPTURED AND USED AS FUEL OR ENERGY.

Fleet Owner, “Moving beyond zero emissions” Aug 27, 2019

http://www.insight-fuel.com/


InsightFuel was formed in 2016 by combining (now) five established businesses to create an experienced

construction and operations team. We’ve supported the build of more than 190 natural gas fueling stations

across the U.S.—for both private fleets and public access stations—and have developed standard

engineering practices and designs that reduce errors, installation time, and cost. We operate as Contractor

(project developer, general, or mechanical) as well as Manufacturer of gas compression, decompression,

and gas measurement & accountability equipment.

The InsightFuel team holds several certifications and licenses:

NGVI CNG Fuel Station Design & Station Maintenance

ASTM D2513 PE Pipe Welding (MDPE/HDPE)

Orbital Welding per API Standard 1104, 5.2; ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code, Section IX; ASME B31.3

ISO 9001 Quality Management System

CSA NGV 4.2 CNG Fueling Hose

Assemblies

Texas Railroad Commission CNG Station Installer

Statement of Qualifications

We present a summary of our practice areas.

1) Infrastructure featuring transportable “Trailers & Trusses”

2) Biogas capture, clean-up, and compression

3) Virtual Pipeline trailer gas filling, decanting, and networked gas measurement and accountability

system for energy credit monitoring plans.



Infrastructure

InsightFuel partners with developers, engineering firms, and fleet operators to build

compressed natural gas stations faster and safer using new materials and methods.

We’ve performed as general contractor, mechanical contractor, or specialty trade contractor on over one

hundred and eighty (180) station projects across the US since 2014.

The specialization we bring to construction has resulted in refinement of methods resulting in station build

scope over which we have control being performed faster and (consequently) more cost-effectively than

traditional methods used by generalists.

New Station Construction

“INSIGHTFUEL BUILDS

CNG FUELING STATIONS

FASTER AND SAFER

USING NEW MATERIALS

AND METHODS”



Transportable Fueling Station

The heart of our Transportable (R)CNG Fueling Station is an

Ariel JGQ 4-stage variable inlet pressure compressor driven

by a natural gas Caterpillar 3306 engine. A desiccant gas

dryer, cascade storage, and controls complete the package installed onto a 58’ 3-axle drop-deck trailer.

The trailer can be connected & disconnected in a day.

The transportable fueling station can be designed, constructed, and tested off-site while the site is

prepped for their arrival without much of the complexity and expense of a traditional “fixed-site” station.

Frequently local permitting can be streamlined as much of the project can be classified as a temporary

installation.

If additional compression or storage capacity is required, or if the compound needs to be relocated or

reconfigured, the platform is easily redeployed.

Transportable fueling stations generally offer the following advantages over traditional, “fixed-site”

stations:

1. Generally easier permitting process – local requirements for temporary facilities need to be met

2. Less disruptive and faster installation - equipment package is pre-plumbed and prewired off-site.

3. Greater Flexibility – it is easier to abandon a site and reposition assets to a different location, or

expand capacity with additional trailer modules as demand increases.

Please view the major systems of a transportable station in the following animation:

https://youtu.be/K4SLV9-Ejm4

1 58’ Compressor/Storage/Dryer Trailer - see Dispenser in background

Transportable station trailer with compressor (left), gas storage (center) and gas dryer (right)


https://youtu.be/K4SLV9-Ejm4


Fueling Trusses

The second half of our rapid deployment model for On-Site Vehicle Fueling

feature overhead fueling trusses. Up to ten loaders or roll-offs can be fueled

from a single truss (with cantilever extensions).

Trusses can be interconnected, fueling up to 8 vehicles parked bumper-to-bumper, and can also be

electrified.

Like with the transportable fueling station, the individual trusses and columns are plumbed and wired off-

site while simple site-prep steps are taken. Assembly and commissioning occur in a matter of days.

InsightFuel gasifies and electrifies galvanized overhead trusses which can be quickly installed in an existing

yard to add up to fourteen (14) new fueling points per truss in as little as a week on-site.

As with our Transportable Fueling Station, the benefit of off-site design, fabrication and testing limits the

disruption and cost of staging a months-long construction project in your yard or depot!

Prefabricate Bore & Pour Erect & Connect Commission

Overhead Fueling Trusses (“Trailers & Trusses” model for on-site vehicle fueling)



Landfill Biogas

As of 4Q19, there are 108 operational biogas production sites (US – 99, Canada - 9), 42 under construction

(US – 41, Canada – 1), and another 55 being planned (US – 45, Canada – 10) for a total of 208 projects.

Of these recorded projects, nearly half (48%) involve landfill gas as the feedstock for RNG, followed by

anaerobic (or bio) digestation (BD) at 35% and wastewater treatment at 17%.

There’s significantly more gas generated at a landfill typically than from biodigesters, meaning, at present,

landfill gas (LFG) is the most dominant source of RNG in North America.

There are over 2,500 active landfills in the US. 1

Far and away, the most popular use for RNG is transportation fuel, with 78% of all projects using at least

part of the RNG for this purpose. Roughly 10% of projects with transportation fuel as an end-use dispense

the fuel on-site, while 90% inject it into the pipeline for use elsewhere. 2

1 EPA LMOP database September 2018 2,525 unique landfills and 623 unique operational project records 2 Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas report, “Production Facilities in North America – April 2018”

RNG Production Facilities Projects

Operational 108

Substantial Development 57

Under Construction 43

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Grand Total 208

http://w w w .rngcoalition.com/rng-production-facilities

End Use for RNG Count %

Electricity 15 7%

Direct use - heat, industrial 20 10%

Transportation fuel 162 78%

On-site 19 12%

Pipeline injected 143 88%

Feedstock Type Count %

AD - agricultural, livestock, sorted organics 72 35%

LFG - landfill gas 99 48%

Wastewater Treatment 36 17%



Highest & Best Use

It is for these reasons that InsightFuel is targeting

landfill biogas projects interested in producing

vehicle fuel.

The highest and best use for the landfill gas is

on-site vehicle because of energy credits

available which can add between $1.25 - $1.85

per gas gallon equivalent to the value of the fuel!

3 (D-3 RIN price range last 12 months from $0.83 -

$1.25; ≈ 1.5 RIN per GGE).

So not only is there the possibility of selling the fuel, but energy credits can add another $1.25 - $1.85.

For landfill owners operating site equipment including

dozers, wheel loaders, compactors, graders, and

excavators, an opportunity to retrofit engines to run

CNG can displace thousands of gallons of diesel use each

day.

Hundreds of loaders and transfer trucks visit landfills

daily to tip garbage collected locally. Roughly 35% of this

vocational fleet already operate natural gas engines.4

Sometimes these fleets have their own natural gas

fueling infrastructure from which they fuel overnight, but

in other cases, drivers are patronizing a public fueling

station during their runs. This is built-in market for the

on-site vehicle fueling application.

3 “The Highest and Best Use for Landfill Gas is On-Site Vehicle Fueling,” February 2019. https://www.insight-fuel.com/190216-every-landfill-gas-clean-up-project-should-have-an-on-site-vehicle-fueling-component-a/ 4 “Alternative Fuels Quarterly” Act Research Columbus, Indiana

INSIGHTFUEL COMBINES OUR HISTORIC

COMPETENCY IN STATION CONSTRUCTION

TO GIVE LANDFILL OWNERS TURN-KEY

ACCESS TO THE HIGHEST & BEST USE OF

THEIR LANDFILL GAS (AS A VEHICLE FUEL)

“The Highest and Best Use for Landfill Gas in On-Site Vehicle Fueling,” InsightFuel White Paper

February 2019


https://www.insight-fuel.com/190216-every-landfill-gas-clean-up-project-should-have-an-on-site-vehicle-fueling-component-a/

https://www.insight-fuel.com/190216-every-landfill-gas-clean-up-project-should-have-an-on-site-vehicle-fueling-component-a/


Hybrid Project Developer

Once the decision is made to initiate an LFG energy project, the next

step is to decide who develops, manages, and operates the project.

One of two primary models are typically followed in structuring the

project.

• Use an outside Project Developer to finance, construct, own

and/or operate the project.

• Self-develop by financing and use landfill’s own personnel

wherever possible, hiring consultants and contractors to fulfill specific roles.5 See Figure 2 – Project

Task Categories.

Through alliances and affiliations with other

industry suppliers belonging to Solid Waste

Association of North American (SWANA),

Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas, or the

US EPA’s LMOP partners program, InsightFuel

positions as a hybrid project developer for

landfill gas collection, clean-up, and

compression projects.

We can offer landfill owners as much, or as

little, assistance as a landfill owner needs to

harness the

full economic

potential of

their LFG.

A typical landfill gas collection & clean-up project involves hundreds of

discrete steps requiring significant capital investments often exceeding

eight to ten million dollars. Through partnerships with other developers,

major equipment OEMs, and specialized financial

institutions, InsightFuel can bring capital and

expertise to projects where landfill owners lack one

or more of the critical competencies to have a

successful project.

And by delivering highest & best use from landfill

gas through our expertise developing vehicle fueling

offtake, InsightFuel can give landfill owners relying

on our financing very attractive royalty terms.

5 US EPA, “LFG Energy Project Development Handbook” June 2017, p. 6-1.

ITEM DESCRIPTION BUDGET

A1 ENG - DESIGN 3%

A2 ENG - CONSTRUCTION & COMMISSIONING 3%

B SITE/CIVIL 2%

C BUILDING ERECTION 1%

D MECHANICAL/PROCESS PIPING 5%

E ELECTRICAL 2%

F INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROLS 2%

G INTERCONNECT PIPELINE & METERING STN 30%

H MAJOR EQUIPMENT 45%

I OTHER 5%

J CONTINGENCY 2%

100%Figure 2 - Project Task Categories



Virtual Pipeline – Best First and Last Mile Technology

InsightFuel leverage our Infrastructure construction practice and our Biogas project development with a strategic partnership with Bison Compression, a subsidiary of Q-Subs, Auckland, New Zealand, to bring the US virtual pipeline market the best first and last mile gas compression and decompression technology. Virtual pipeline is a transportation system delivering compressed

and/or liquefied natural gas over-the-road to points-of-use where

traditional pipeline is unavailable or uneconomical. Gaps in the

network (often temporary), deterioration, and public opposition to

new pipeline construction drive projections for Virtual Pipeline growth compounding over 13% annually in

North America through 2022. When on-site vehicle fueling doesn’t consume all of a biogas project offtake

(and it rarely does), and a conventional pipeline interconnect is too cost prohibitive (too far away or the

nearest connection cannot handle the load), virtual pipeline is the only means for getting gas to market.

Our primary practice area centers on “first and last mile technology” meaning compression into the transportation trailers and decompression – or decanting – out of the trailers.

What makes us unique is our ability to access Bison’s innovative gas

Pressure Reduction Unit technology, build it in the US - compliant

with loal codes and regulations - and install and service it to give our

customers faster and more comprehensive support than other

companies who specialize in only one facet of the business (build,

install, service).

We continue innovating around the “first and last mile” of a virtual

pipeline including the following unique solutions:

Maxfill trailer filling technology transfers the heat of compression away from the filling process to get

colder, fuller trailer fills. The heart of the Maxfill system are a series of cold fill control valves acting in a

similar fashion to a refrigeration system.

When the trailer is empty, the

Cold fill controller is configured

to utilize the compressor cooling

in conjunction with system

sizing parameters to create

colder gas filling the trailers. As

the trailer is filled the cooling

reduces but the overall goal is to

fill the trailer close to its rated

Pressure Reduction Units and decanting systems from 80 - 3000 scfm



capacity and as close to Ambient air temperature as possible. Generally the final filled temperature is

within 5C of ambient.

Colder fills mean fuller fills. Fuller fills mean fewer trips. Fewer trips mean less equipment and lower

costs! Get it?? Get MaxFill!

Virtual Pipeline Metering & Accountability Network Solution (VPMANS)

The Renewable Fuel Standard of 2005 created a market to encourage the development of domestic

biofuels as a cleaner alternative to imported

petroleum-based fuels. Compliance with the RFS

requires fuel producers to either use or blend

biofuels in their product, or purchase credits from

biofuel producers. These credits are called RINs for

renewable identification number.

The EPA oversees the issuance of RINs through

Quality Assurance Plans (QAPs) which renewable fuel

producers implement before they can generate RINs.

The approved QAP establishes a production

“pathway” which is tightly controlled, requiring

significant process measurement and maintenance of

a calibrated chain of custody to any transfer or usage

point in order for the fuel to be RIN-eligible.

InsightFuel developed the Virtual Pipeline Metering

& Accountability Network Solution (VPMANS) with

Emerson Micro Motion controllers to simplify

installation and maintenance (recalibration) of a

multi-site QAP.

Biogas producers - such as landfills and biodigester operators – who need to create and maintain a

Monitoring Plan at their location, who want to supply off-takers through a virtual pipeline, and who want

centralized, real-time visibility to production and consumption can save time and money incorporating

VPMANS into their QAP.

Overview of Production Pathway – Typical Landfill High BTU plan

All instruments and measurement points at production and usage sites can be networked by VPMANS and monitored centrally (up to 144 inputs)

VIRTUAL PIPELINE

“INSIGHTFUEL

PROVIDES THE BEST

FIRST- AND LAST-MILE

TECHNOLOGY FOR

VIRTUAL PIPELINE

DELIVERY OF RNG”



Completed Projects

Count Station Project Mechanical Contractor / Developer Complete Date

1 CNG/CESO-Calera, AL Cmichael Construction LLC March-14

2 Clean Energy - Garner, NC J.R. Leonard Construction March-14

3 CNG Vectren Station CNG Source April-14

4 CNG Station - Greensburg, IN Performance Piping LLC April-14

5 Pryor, OK Station Go Freedom Fuels June-14

6 CNG Plus Tubing Performance Piping LLC June-14

7 CNG/PG&E DIVISION Pacific Gas & Electric June-14

8 Coiled Tubing CNG Source June-14

9 City of Philadephia 2901 W. Abbottsford Ave. VNG.Co June-14

10 CNG Station, Forest City Performance Piping LLC July-14

11 CNG Station, Seymour, IN Performance Piping LLC July-14

12 Coiled Tubing ANGI Energy Systems, LLC July-14

13 CESO-Forest City Performance Piping LLC July-14

14 CNG Fuels-Seymore, IN Performance Piping LLC July-14

15 Quasar Collinwood Controlco Inc. July-14

16 WasteInd-Chesapeake J.R. Leonard Construction July-14

17 City of Rockport, TX Zeit Energy, Inc. July-14

18 CESO-Johnstown, PA Cmichael Construction LLC July-14

19 Mansfield-Doraville J.R. Leonard Construction August-14

20 TGT-Goldsby, OK Tulsa Gas Technologies, Inc. August-14

21 CNG/City of Apopka, FL Nobles Plant Construction & August-14

22 City Corona, CA Go Natural Gas August-14

23 Sunoco - New Stanton Sunoco, Inc. August-14

24 J&F-Finlay, OH Jones & Frank August-14

25 CE-Kansas City, MO Stanger Industries Inc. September-14

26 CE-Medicine Hat AB-CAN Clean Energy Fuels September-14

27 Coiled Tubing CNG Source September-14

28 Collinwood Bio-Energy Quasar Energy Group September-14

29 CESO-Fredericksburg, PA Cmichael Construction LLC October-14

30 CNG/TECO-Sarasota, FL J.R. Leonard Construction October-14

31 Trenton, Gibson Cty TN Midwest Energy Solutions October-14

32 CNG/CE-OKC Midstates Mechanical Services October-14

33 CESO-Zionsville George E. Booth Co., Inc. November-14

34 CNG/WasteMgt-Denver MTech Mechanical November-14

35 CNG/VNG-HOUSTON D & H United Pump Supply November-14

36 CNG/City Deming, NM Lone Star Alternative Fuels December-14

37 CNG/Perryton, TX D & H United Pump Supply December-14

38 CNG/D&H-Ft. Worth D & H United Pump Supply January-15

39 CNG/ Phoenix Energy Sagemill Construction, LLC January-15

40 CNG/WM-Denver 2 MTech Mechanical January-15

41 CNG/AECOM-Kern Cty Schools TruStar Energy January-15

42 Lompoc Schools Compressor Design & Services, Inc. January-15

43 Target/ORing CNG Myers & Co. Inc. February-15

44 CNG VA Time fill First Piedmont Corp. February-15

45 CNG/Grand Junction CO CGRS, Inc. February-15

46 Raleigh - City Depo First Petrolium Services February-15

47 CNG/Pomona Valley Tranfer Stn Fastech February-15

48 CNG/ALAGASCO-Birmingham Performance Piping LLC February-15

49 CNG/Midway San. - SoCal Jaycox Constr. CNG February-15

50 CNG/City of Dinuba, CA Hobbs Construction Inc. February-15

51 CNG/Clean Energy, Phoenixville, PA General Civil March-15

52 CNG/IMW-BC IMW Industries April-15

53 CNG/Bauer-Australia Bauer Kompressoren Australia Pty. Ltd. April-15

54 CNG/Trillium - Frederick, MD Piping Systems Inc. May-15

55 CNG / Loves Albuquerque, NM D & H Petroleum May-15

56 CNG/IGS-Marango,OH Cmichael Construction LLC May-15

57 CNG/Ferus NG - N Dakota Jenmar Concepts June-15

58 CNG/ Jax Transit Auth Cherokee Enterprises June-15

59 CNG/Emterra ENV, Victoria, BC Clean Energy Fuels June-15

60 CNG/ BioCNG - St. Landry Parish T.V. John & Son, Inc. June-15

61 CNG/South Bend,IN Jones & Frank June-15

62 Eastgate Travel Plaza - WY CGRS, Inc. June-15

63 CNG/Clean Energy-KingPrussia Myers & Co. Inc. June-15

64 CNG/City El Paso D & H United Pump Supply June-15

65 CNG/Kwik Trip Duluth MN Bassett Mechanical July-15

66 CNG/Buttonwillow CA Questar Fueling Company July-15

67 CNG/Marina, CA Sonnikson & Stordahl Construction July-15

68 CNG/City Tucson, AZ TruStar Energy July-15

69 CNG/Sunoco Chambersburg PA Myers & Co. Inc. August-15

70 CNG/Sunoco Cannonsburg Myers & Co. Inc. August-15

71 CNG Trillium Glenwood Sp. CO Clemmer Welding August-15

72 CNG/S.Bend Transpo KTI Mechanical September-15

73 CNG/Carol County Cmichael Construction LLC September-15

74 CNG/WM KCKS ET Environmental September-15

75 CNG/ Buffalo NY RTA Trillium CNG October-15

76 CNG/ CNG Fuels Ft. Wayne George E. Booth Co., Inc. October-15

77 CNG/WM-Compton CA ET Environmental November-15

78 WM Rochester B&H B&H Piping Systems November-15

79 CNG/Questar-Denver August Winter & Sons, Inc. November-15

80 CNG/Reno Transit L.A. Perks Petroleum Specialists November-15

81 Colorado Springs ET Clark Technologies & Engineering November-15

82 CNG/ Gilbert, AZ IMCOR ( Interstate Mechanical Corp.) November-15

83 Creek Nation Travel Plaza Go Freedom Fuels November-15

84 CNG/NOPETRO-Orlando NOPETRO December-15

85 CNG/Schools, Reedley-Fresno Revolution CNG December-15

86 Coachella Valley Schools-CA Fuel Pros September-16

87 CNG/ET-WM Oceanside, CA ET Environmental December-15

88 CNG/CE-Harrison, Ventura CA Fastech December-15

89 CNG/CE-PECO, Plymouth Meeting PA "O" Ring CNG Fuel Systems December-15

90 CNG- NOPETRO- Orlando, FL WW Gay Mechanical December-15

91 CNG/WM-Reno, NV ET Environmental December-15

92 CNG- WM, Rockdale, IL ET Environmental December-15

93 CNG Arlington VA CleanEnergy Piping Systems Inc. January-16

94 CNG/Clean Energy-IMW CANADA Hamilton Clean Energy Fuels January-16

95 CNG/Waste Industries J.R. Leonard Construction March-16

96 CNG/WM-Reno, NV - Phase II ET Environmental March-16

97 CNG/Hat 6 Travel Center, Laramie County WY CGRS, Inc. March-16

98 CNG/NoPetro-St. Johns County, FL WW Gay Mechanical March-16

99 CNG/Barnes Timefill Zebulon Innovations NG, LLC June-16

100 CNG/ American Natural - Cheswick, PA Americal Natural June-16

101 CNG/ WM - Tucson, AZ Prime Mechancical June-16

102 CNG/ WM - Dunmore PA John J Gregory Co. July-16

103 CNG/CNG-Pitstop, Dover OH CNG Pitstop July-16

104 CNG/ USD Lemoore CA Compressor Design & Services, Inc. August-16

105 HE2/ Blue Origin, LLC Van Horn TX Phase 1 Blue Origin, LLC August-16

106 CNG/ Zeit Energy - proj loc'n Panama City, FL Zeit Energy, Inc. August-16

107 CNG/ City of Ft. Collins, CO CGRS, Inc. September-16

108 CNG/Rural Green Energy Faromor, Ltd/ September-16

109 CNG/ WM-Denver III MTech Mechanical September-16

110 CNG/ Geaux American CNG, Hornbeck, LA NGV Solutions September-16

111 HE2/ Blue Origin, LLC Van Horn TX Phase 2 Blue Origin, LLC October-16

112 Pacific Corp. Trans & Distr Clemmer Welding October-16

113 City of Red Deer, Alberta, CAN IPAC Services November-16

114 Gain Clean Fuels - Mondor, Lanoraie, Quebec, ComTech CNG November-16

115 Ohio State University CABS - Columbus, OH DEFABCO November-16

116 Kimball Refuse - Twinsburg, OH Fueling Station Kaiser CNG November-16

117 CNG/ WM-Denver III - Addition MTech Mechanical November-16

118 City of Tulsa, OK - CNG Fueling Expansion Tulsa Gas Technologies, Inc. November-16

119 LEXTRAN, Lexington, KY Zeit Energy, Inc. November-16

120 BlueLine Transit, San Francisco, CA Fastech December-17

121 Trillium CNG - San Antonio, TX August Winter & Sons, Inc. December-16

122 Waste Management - San Antonio, TX ET Environmental January-17

123 American Natural Gas - Questar, Fontana, CA Cissell Mueller Construction January-17

124 Trillium CNG - Donora, PA Leibold Mechanical, Inc. February-17

125 PALO CNG, Clarion, PA Francis J. Palo February-17

126 Mitsubishi Chemical - Air/CNG proj Prime Mechancical February-17

127 RTC - Las Vegas, NV CNG Fueling Station Ryan Mechanical February-17

128 Ozinga Energy Station Expansion - Chicago, IL Ozinga Energy, LLC February-17

129 Waste Mamagement - Wilmington, DE Green Contracting Company, Inc. February-17

130 Waste Management - Oklahoma City, OK Preferred Service CNG March-17

131 Trillium CNG - State College, PA Leibold Mechanical, Inc. March-17

132 The Rapids RTA - Grand Rapids, MI Allied Mechanical March-17

133 TFC Recycling, Chesapeake, VA TFC Recycling April-17

134 Trillium CNG - Ebensburg, PA Leibold Mechanical, Inc. April-17

135 Trillium CNG - Greensburg, PA Leibold Mechanical, Inc. April-17

136 Trillium CNG - Meadville, PA DASCO April-17

137 Waste Management - Mobile, AL J.R. Leonard Construction April-17

138 Zeit Energy, Irving TX Zeit Energy, Irving TX April-17

139 Trillium CNG - Beaver Cty, PA General Civil Company May-17

140 Trillium CNG - Lebanon, PA Leibold Mechanical, Inc. May-17

141 CENTRAL OHIO TRANSIT (COTA) Defabco June-17

142 Waste Management - Jackson, TN Hembree Contracting June-17

143 Indiana Harbor Belt Railway - Hammond, IN Morrison Construction June-17

144 Trillium CNG - New Castle, PA Leibold Mechanical, Inc. June-17

145 Clean Energy - Garden City, NY Nicosia Contracting June-17

146 Waste Management - Atlanta (S), GA Hembree Contracting July-17

147 CNG PitStop - Dover, OH CNG Pitstop July-17

148 City of Ft. Collins, CO CGRS August-17

149 City of Gunnison, CO Clemmer Welding August-17

150 American Natural - Wexford, PA Bolger Brothers - InsightFuel August-17

151 IGS CNG Services - Rumke Columbus InsightFuel, LLC August-17

152 City of Pensacola, FL Zeit Energy, Irving TX September-17

153 Trillium CNG - Allentown, PA Leibold Mechanical, Inc. September-17

154 Trillium CNG - Altoona, PA DASCO September-17

155 Clean Energy Compression BC TRANSIT September-17

156 Clean Energy - Monroe, NC Genesis Contracting September-17

157 City of Chesterfield, MO Pipe Systems Mechanical September-17

158 IGS CNG Services - Speedway Monona, WI Jones & Frank September-17

159 EARTHTECH, Woodbine, NJ InsightFuel, LLC October-17

160 IGS Madison, WI InsightFuel, LLC October-17

161 Clean Energy - Tilton, NH InsightFuel, LLC October-17

162 Clean Energy - Manchester, NH InsightFuel, LLC November-17

163 Vogel Seneca Landfill, Evans City, PA InsightFuel, LLC February-18

164 City of Columbus, Krieger Court DEFABCO February-18

165 Vogel Disposal, Mars, PA. InsightFuel, LLC March-18

166 IGS Rumpke Cincinatti, OH InsightFuel, LLC April-18

167 Clean Energy PARTA Kent, OH Genesis Contracting April-18

168 Stoney Transit, Calgary, AB ComTech CNG May-18

169 Trillium PennDOT Indiana, PA. DASCO May-18

170 Randolph Farm, Modoc, IN Cornerstone Engineering June-18

171 Clean Energy Brookhaven, NY General Civil June-18

172 Trillium Gettsyburg, PA. CPTA June-18

173 Waste Management - Chardon, OH InsightFuel, LLC August-18

174 Clean Energy Union Gas, Windsor, ON InsightFuel, LLC September-18

175 Clean Energy Union Gas, London, ON InsightFuel, LLC September-18

176 Clean Energy Union Gas, Napanee, ON InsightFuel, LLC September-18

177 Waste Management, San Antonio PH 2 ET Environmental October-18

178 IGS Fairview, PA Jones & Frank October-18

179 IGS Local Waste Columbus, OH InsightFuel, LLC November-18

180 Trillium Erie EMAT, Ph 2 Palo Construction January-19

181 Clean Energy Bronx, NY AVENTURA Construction January-19

182 Trillium Miami Dade Cherokee Construction February-19

183 Trillium - Butler County, PA Palo Construction March-19

184 UPS Middleburg Hts, OH (testing only) TruStar May-19

185 Trillium - Hermitage, PA Palo Construction July-19

186 Vogel Tri County Transfer St, Pine Twp, PA InsightFuel, LLC July-19

187 Eastman Chemical, Ph 2 InsightFuel, LLC July-19

188 Trillium - Lemont Furnace, PA Palo Construction August-19

189 Blue Origin, Van Horn, TX Ph 2 InsightFuel, LLC August-19

190 Trillium - City of Austin NGFS September-19

191 Vogel Valley Transfer St, Beaver Falls, PA InsightFuel, LLC October-19

192 Trillium - Erie, PA, Ph 3 Palo Construction November-19


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