Colorado

The state that’s home to the Mile High City has an opportunity to raise the nation’s economy with CNG.

And natural gas can help keep the air clean from the peaks of the Rocky Mountains to the fertile plains of the east.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Colorado

Incentives

  • Alternative Fuel, Advanced Vehicle, and Idle Reduction Equipment Tax Credit
  • Low Emission Vehicle (LEV) Sales Tax Exemption
  • Alternative Fuel Vehicle (AFV) Weight Limit Exemption

Source: U.S. Dept. of Energy

Learn more about federal incentives for CNG vehicles.

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News

The City of grand Junction Saves Green by Going Green

The Business Times – January 08, 2013
The City of Grand Junction increasingly relies on solar power and compressed natural gas (CNG) to generate electricity, fuel trash trucks and, in the process, cut costs.
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County Kicks in for CNG Station Incentive

Post Independent – December 10, 2012
Garfield County commissioners agreed Monday to put $90,000 toward the city of Glenwood Springs' efforts to attract a compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station somewhere in town.
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Governors Fallin and Hickenlooper Announce Results of Successful 22 State CNG Vehicle Initiative

CNGnow.com – October 04, 2012
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin and Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper today announced the preliminary results of a multistate solicitation designed to encourage auto manufacturers in the U.S. to develop more functional and affordable compressed natural gas vehicles.
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Momentum building for CNG station in Glenwood

Glenwood Springs Post Independent – September 26, 2012
Members of the Glenwood Springs City Council Thursday night expressed strong support for a proposed public/private partnership to build a compressed natural gas filling station in the city.
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Colorado Leaders Aim to Lead Nation in Clean Energy

KREXTV – September 10, 2012
One of the issues talked about at the Club 20 debates hits close to home for Coloradans and that's energy. Natural gas, wind, solar and coal are just a few.
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