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What kind of permits are needed for a natural gas fueling station before you can apply for a grant or tax credit? are there any companies that can build a ready for public consumption cng station? any information is helpful.
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To install a CNG station, you will usually have to get permits from the building and fire departments in the area. But you don't need those permits to apply for a grant or tax credit. Requirements for grants vary, but often you submit a proposal with a business plan or contract that shows what you plan to install and who it will serve. Tax credits are available after the station is complete.
You can find companies who build stations through your local gas utility, the Clean Cities program or the NGVAmerica.org website. I work for Trillium, a company that builds stations. If you want to discuss your ideas, send me a private message and we can chat about them. -
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I notice you are in Austin. Jennifer's sister company Pinnacle operates the public station there, located at the refuse truck refueling yard near Todd & Highway 71. Got great pressure there last week when in town for the Clean Cities Coalition CNG seminar and Alt Car Expo.
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Fuel Maker mfgs public filling in custom configurations. The smallest ready to go is the mini-public. Check their site for a dealer near you. The US commercial division is in McKinney, Tx. [URL="http://www.fuelmaker.com"]Comment
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In texas you have to register your station with the Railroad Commission. $70 fee, so long as storage doesnt go over 10,000 GGE no PE or drawings required. Form availbel on railroad commision site under LP/CNG. will post link when back at office for you.Comment
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