Sparq Natural Gas Brings Baton Rouge’s First Public Compressed Natural Gas Station
Posted by admin on Nov. 10, 2014 / CNG, Clean Fuels Events - Statewide, Clean Fuels Infrastructure, Emissions & Fuel Economy / Subscribe 0
CNG Station in Baton Rouge to get much needed upgrade
Sparq Natural Gas announced the kickoff of its Louisiana Natural Gas Vehicle strategy which includes upgrading the CNG fueling station for Lavigne Oil Company at the 8968 S. Choctaw station. The upgrade and expansion of the facility includes: removing older compressors and replacing with modern compressors, fueling hoses, natural gas fueling storage, and new fueling dispensers.
At Louisiana Clean Fuels’ Fall Stakeholder Breakfast and National Alternative Fuel Vehicle (AFV) Odyssey Day, Sparq announced the details of their development plans. Sparq is also interested in the Baton Rouge area for potential opportunities for future CNG stations. Improvements at the Lavigne station should begin in the next few weeks with a tentative completion by 2Q 2015.
“By doubling the existing compression on site, customers will immediately realize the cost savings benefits of compressed natural gas, at a site they are used to fueling and utilizing. Sparq’s commitment to provide a modern faster fill stems from our experience in what customers want: lower priced fuel, at a convenient setting, produced right here at home in Louisiana.” – Norman Herrera, Chief Executive Officer, Sparq Natural Gas, LLC.
For more info, please contact:
Norman Herrera, Chief Executive Officer
Sparq Natural Gas, LLC
[email protected]
www.sparqng.com
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