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Dominican Republic Opens First CNG Plant
19 May 2007
Dominican Today. The Dominican Republic’s first natural gas compression and distribution plant opened, with plans to supply 143,000 vehicles with that fuel in the next 3 years.
The country is encouraging vehicles to convert to CNG. Installing the conversion system will cost US$700 per vehicle. There will be 140 stations to sell the fuel in the entire national territory.
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Posted by: Huan Nguyen | August 30, 2007 at 09:52 PM
hi every one intersted to open cng plant i will help u .or u looking for cng kits for cars i have direct manufuture. please content me or u can call me my number is 1 917 334 2762
khan
Posted by: khan | August 15, 2008 at 07:49 PM
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Dear Sir/madam,
I are looking for a company, designing and constructing CNG. Could you tell me the address and telephone all company in CNG.
Thanks!