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I think they mean compressed natural-gas rather than petrol. Many fleet vehicles run off of CNG in the Americas and elsewhere.
by wavefunction 8y ago
I think they mean compressed natural-gas rather than petrol. Many fleet vehicles run off of CNG in the Americas and elsewhere.
- jacquesm 8y agoYes, I understood that. But those stations are pretty rare and typically need a (quite expensive) compressor to turn the gas in the pipes into CNG if it isn't delivered by truck. (Former gas station owner here...) The other option would be LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas), that too is usually delivered by truck.
- cesarb 8y ago> But those stations are pretty rare In my experience, not all stations have natural gas, but it's not exactly rare. I found a list which matched my intuition: http://www.gasnet.com.br/postos_gnv_lista.asp?nomestado=Rio%20de%20Janeiro http://www.gasnet.com.br/postos_gnv_lista.asp?nomestado=Rio%... shows 531 stations on my state, several cities have 10 or more, the state capital has over 200.