Wisconsin

America’s Dairyland knows that it takes more than good milk to power an economy.

We need a clean, domestic fuel for our nation, and CNG can power America and the Badger State.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Wisconsin
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Incentives

  • Alternative Fuel Tax Refund for Taxis
  • Alternative Fuel Tax Exemption
  • Idle Reduction Grant Program
  • Idle Reduction Weight Exemption
  • Natural Gas Infrastructure and Vehicle Technical Assistance

Source: U.S. Dept. of Energy

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News

Kwik Trip counting on boom in CNG business

Winona Daily News – March 13, 2013
​Kwik Trip is banking on natural gas to be the new alternative fuel of choice.
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Wisconsin C-Store Welcomes Natural Gas Refueling

NGT News – March 08, 2013
The Speedway convenience store at 2500 Royal Ave. in Monona, Wis., is now the host of south-central Wisconsin's first public-access compressed natural gas (CNG) refueling site.
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Kwik Trip Gets Favorable Ruling on CNG Competition

LaCrosse Tribune – December 10, 2012
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission has at least temporarily denied entry of a potential Kwik Trip competitor into the compressed natural gas vehicle refueling market.
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Kwik Trip Faces Potential Increased CNG Competition

Convenience Store News – November 28, 2012
Alternative fuel competition is expected to get tougher for Kwik Trip Inc. in Wisconsin. The state's Public Service Commission (PSC) said it had no objection to an agreement to allow Wisconsin Public Service Corp. (WPS) to affiliate with a company that operates refueling stations, reported the LaCrosse Tribune.
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Milwaukee to Convert Refuse Trucks to CNG and Sell Natural Gas Fuel to the Public

Government-Fleet – June 18, 2012
The City of Milwaukee has passed a resolution that would allow the City to work with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation on a program that involves the retrofit of refuse trucks with CNG fuel systems.
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