UGI Continues Natural Gas Vehicle Adoption

UGI’s emissions reduction strategy includes replacing gasoline and diesel vehicles with natural gas vehicles (NGVs) — another step UGI is taking to lower its Scope I emissions. UGI currently operates a fleet of 147 compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles.

In addition to its own fleets, UGI has been actively helping customers reduce their transportation carbon footprints by supporting NGV adoption by fleets.

Natural gas bus fleets in UGI’s service territory include the County of Lackawanna Transit System, Lebanon Valley Transit, Lehigh and Northampton Transportation Authority (LANta), and River Valley Transit in Williamsport. In addition to mass transit fleets, UGI delivers natural gas to support the adoption of NGVs by refuse, logistics and other companies. These fleets enjoy cleaner vehicles, as well as cost savings and cost predictability given their proximity to Pennsylvania’s abundant natural gas
reserves.

Pennsylvania has a network of 45 publicly accessible CNG fueling stations. UGI has three dedicated CNG fueling stations, located at the Archbald, Lehigh, and Wilkes-Barre offices. UGI looks forward to supporting
the continued build-out of Pennsylvania’s natural gas fueling network and supplying new stations.

Visit www.ugiesg.com to learn more about UGI’s efforts to reduce emissions and invest in alternative energy solutions in the recently published 2021 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) report.