Trucking Efficiency Roundup: Nopetro, Workhorse, ANGI Energy drive lower-emission fleet operations with fueling and EV solutions

Nopetro to build 15th Florida CNG station to enhance fleet performance and service reliability

Nopetro Energy will build a new compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station in Kissimmee, Florida, expanding fueling capacity and supporting more efficient, lower-emission public transportation for LYNX. The station will feature two fueling lanes and two dispensers, with construction to be completed by August 31, 2026.

“Public transit agencies need fueling infrastructure that keeps pace with their growth,” Jorge Herrera, CEO of Nopetro, stated. “This new station strengthens LYNX’s ability to operate a modern, lower-emission fleet while managing costs and maintaining reliable service.” 

The Kissimmee station will enhance LYNX’s operational efficiency and reliability while supporting future service growth. Nopetro has spent the past decade developing and maintaining LYNX’s CNG ecosystem, including fleet conversions and infrastructure build-outs. This new facility will be Nopetro’s 15th CNG station in Florida and continues the company’s investment in renewable natural gas infrastructure across the state. 

Workhorse electric trucks surpass 20 million miles, cutting fuel use and CO2 emissions

Workhorse Group recently reported that its 1,100+ electric vehicles have surpassed 20 million miles in service, displacing 2.3 million gallons of fuel and avoiding 45 million lb. of CO2 emissions. This real-world experience informs the design and engineering of the company’s 7th Generation platform.

“Twenty million miles is a significant threshold which reflects not only the quality and performance of our vehicles, but the trust that our many repeat customers have placed in Workhorse. This achievement reinforces the view that medium-duty is the sweet spot for electrification,” Scott Griffith, CEO of Workhorse, stated. “Every day our vehicles safely and reliably transport the goods, packages, and people that are the lifeblood of our economy, all with zero tailpipe emissions and pollution, helping to make life better for everyone along the route.”

Workhorse leverages operational insights from its Stables subsidiary to optimize fleet electrification, vehicle uptime, and cost efficiency. The Gen 7 platform features modular, scalable subsystems that allow new vehicle configurations while reducing engineering complexity. Workhorse vehicles are deployed across major North American fleets, including FedEx service providers, Purolator, Vestis, and Cintas. Read more…

ANGI Energy updates brand to support fleets with CNG and RNG fueling solutions

ANGI Energy Systems, a Vontier company, recently introduced an updated visual identity to reflect its evolution from a hardware supplier to a turnkey energy partner for fleets. The rebrand highlights the company’s focus on supporting compressed natural gas (CNG) and renewable natural gas (RNG) operations with full digital oversight and service.

“CNG continues to play a critical role in helping fleets reduce emissions, and today the case for it has never been more commercially compelling,” Joel van Rensburg, president of ANGI Energy, stated. “What’s changing is the scope of what fleet operators expect from a partner. They need someone who can help them think through the transition, not just sell them a compressor. This rebrand reflects what we’ve already become for customers: a long-term energy partner that can plan, build, operate, and evolve their fueling infrastructure alongside them.”

The refreshed visual identity features a modernized wheel logo with "energy rings" to convey forward momentum and energy circularity. ANGI Energy emphasizes CNG and RNG as core growth priorities, offering fleets immediate emissions reduction with existing vehicles and infrastructure. The company supports this focus with dedicated service, technology-led safety measures, and the Vontier Business System to ensure consistent operational excellence. Read more…