Article in Yahoo Homepage Natural Gas driven vehicles..demand greater than supply…why?
Manufactors are laying people off in droves and this product
can’t keep up with demand? Natural gas is abundant and could give Big Oil a run for its money, just maybe a threat
like this could jar them to their senses.
No LPG-fueled light-duty passenger cars or trucks have been produced commercially in the U.S. since the 2004 model year, but gasoline and diesel vehicles can be retrofitted to run on LPG in addition to conventional fuel. The LPG is stored in high-pressure fuel tanks, so separate fuel systems are needed in vehicles powered by both LPG and a conventional fuel such as gasoline.Best of luck.
No LPG-fueled light-duty passenger cars or trucks have been produced commercially in the U.S. since the 2004 model year, but gasoline and diesel vehicles can be retrofitted to run on LPG in addition to conventional fuel. The LPG is stored in high-pressure fuel tanks, so separate fuel systems are needed in vehicles powered by both LPG and a conventional fuel such as gasoline.Best of luck.
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