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Clean Energy is the largest provider of renewable natural gas for the transportation industry in North America.

Last updated September 10, 2026

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Overview

Clean Energy is the largest provider of renewable natural gas (RNG) for the transportation industry in North America. It produces RNG at dairy farms nationwide and distributes it through a network of 600+ fueling stations, serving heavy-duty trucks, buses, and large vehicles. The company went public in 2007 (Nasdaq: CLNE) and launched RNG for transportation in 2013. Its mission is to create a healthier planet by eliminating carbon emissions in the transportation and dairy industries.

History

Clean Energy was founded with the idea that domestic, cleaner natural gas could power transportation at scale. It was backed early by energy pioneer T. Boone Pickens. The company went public in 2007 (Nasdaq: CLNE), and in 2013 launched renewable natural gas (RNG) for transportation. Today, its focus is on heavy-duty trucking.

Products and positioning

Product categories. Renewable natural gas (RNG)

Recent events

  • Reported

    Clean Energy Fuels and Total announce RNG joint venture plan[6]

    Clean Energy Fuels announced that it had signed an MOU with Total to create a proposed 50/50 joint venture to develop carbon-negative renewable natural gas production facilities, with credit support for additional fueling infrastructure.

  • Reported

    Estes announces plan to add 50 RNG-fueled trucks[7]

    Estes Express Lines announced that it would add 50 trucks fueled by Clean Energy Fuels' Redeem renewable natural gas to its fleet, bringing its total number of RNG-powered trucks to 71. The trucks are for its California fleet and are being acquired through Clean Energy's Zero Now program.

  • Reported

    SoCalGas and Clean Energy Fuels sue California Energy Commission[8]

    Southern California Gas Co. and Clean Energy Fuels Corp. joined a lawsuit against the California Energy Commission, arguing that the commission failed to promote natural gas as required by state law.

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    Chevron and Clean Energy Fuels partner on port truck program[9]

    Chevron announced a partnership with Clean Energy Fuels for the Adopt-a-Port initiative, which Chevron will fund and supply with renewable natural gas for Clean Energy stations near the Long Beach and Los Angeles ports. Clean Energy will manage the program and provide its RNG Redeem brand to qualified truck operators.

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