California

The Golden State leads the nation in CNG stations.

But we want to see them stretching from San Diego to Yreka, from the coast to Imperial Valley, and from Hollywood to Sacramento. Take this golden opportunity to spread the word about CNG from the coast to the valleys to the mountains!​​​​

California Members

  • MichaelKelly
  • thenatorator
  • macfreen
  • JudithG.Beatty
  • tvman802
  • Redsand
  • cjkpilot
  • gilster00
  • Rodasmith
  • ngvfan
  • MARIONISHO
  • Kevin
  • revnav25
  • JoeBlow1008
  • Aaron.Ross
  • JohnVNG
  • IHaveGas
  • wildwinginger
  • LisaMcClure
  • JasonPCorrea
  • AceAngel57
  • JMartinez
  • bosshog69
  • gusevilla
  • DNDNCA

Incentives

  • Alternative Fuel and Vehicle Research and Development Incentives
  • High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lane Exemption
  • Alternative Fuel Vehicle (AFV) and Fueling Infrastructure Grants
  • Emissions Reductions Grants
  • Natural Gas Vehicle (NGV) Home Fueling Infrastructure Incentive - South Coast
  • Natural Gas Infrastructure Technical Assistance - CenterPoint Energy
  • Low Emissions School Bus Grants
    • Alternative Fuel and Advanced Technology Research and Development
  • Advanced Transportation Financing
    • Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Tax Exemption for Transit Use
  • Vehicle Emissions Reduction Grants - Sacramento
  • Employer Invested Emissions Reduction Funding - South Coast
  • Technology Advancement Funding - South Coast
  • Low Emission Vehicle Incentives and Technical Training - San Joaquin Valley
  • Air Quality Improvement Program Funding - Ventura County
  • Alternative Fuel Vehicle (AFV) and Hybrid Electric Vehicle (AFV) Insurance Discount
  • Clean Vehicle Electricity and Natural Gas Rate Reduction - PG&E
  • Electric Vehicle (EV) and Natural Gas Infrastructure Charging Rate Reduction - SDG&E
  • Natural Gas Rate Reduction - SoCalGas

Source: U.S. Dept. of Energy

Learn more about federal incentives for CNG vehicles.

Show more state incentives


Blog

Follow the McClures at ACT Expo
Meet Darin and Lisa McClure. They’re Southern California natives, longtime NGV advocates and loyal members of the CNGnow community.

Recent blog