Ace Solid Waste Goes with CNG

Minnesota’s Ace Solid Waste has begun converting its 60-truck fleet to CNG, with Vocational Energy for fueling.

Celebration Today of Vocational Energy Fueling Station

Green is good but red, white and blue is better. That’s the word from Ramsey, Minn., where Ace Solid Waste is celebrating the installation of a compressed natural gas station by Florida’s Vocational Energy.

Minnesota’€™s Ace Solid Waste has begun converting its 60-truck fleet to CNG, with Vocational Energy for fueling.

Ace has four CNG-fueled Autocar trucks, the start of a switch from diesel to methane for its 60-unit fleet.

“It just didn’t make sense anymore to send billions of our dollars every day to purchase oil from governments that are not friendly to the United States,” Schweizer said in a release.

“Some people say CNG is a ‘green’ fuel, but we look at it as red, white, and blue.”