OK, I live in a rural area west of Tulsa where CNG isn't available for homes. Everybody is either total electric or propane.
My question is:
Is it possible to get NG delivered in a fashion similar to propane and stored in a tank on my land... and if so, would it be viable to run a home fill station from that tank, given frequent enough fills to keep minimum pressure up for the pump system?
Or am I Just out of my mind in thinking this?
I don't have any issue with continuing to fill at ONG in Tulsa daily, but I have difficulty getting enough PSI from the station at 71st & Union to make a daily round trip. I've driven over to 15th a couple of times and gotten mixed results there, although the weekends seem to deliver great fills.
My question is:
Is it possible to get NG delivered in a fashion similar to propane and stored in a tank on my land... and if so, would it be viable to run a home fill station from that tank, given frequent enough fills to keep minimum pressure up for the pump system?
Or am I Just out of my mind in thinking this?
I don't have any issue with continuing to fill at ONG in Tulsa daily, but I have difficulty getting enough PSI from the station at 71st & Union to make a daily round trip. I've driven over to 15th a couple of times and gotten mixed results there, although the weekends seem to deliver great fills.
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