BP to expand US green gas fuel business with $155m Clean Energy Fuels deal

Michael Holder
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Oil giant agrees to buy Clean Energy Fuels' biomethane truck fuel production business and inks long-term fuel supply deal

BP has revealed plans to expand its gas transport fuels supply chain in the US, after agreeing to acquire Clean Energy Fuels' biomethane production business and inking a long-term supply deal with the...

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