General Motors Wants More Government Funding
In the following video, Motley Fool energy analysts Taylor Muckerman and Joel South discuss the current struggle to get a natural gas fueling station infrastructure built in the United States. General Motors wants the government to subsidize an expansion of natural gas fueling stations across the country to provide more incentive for consumers to switch to these vehicles that are able to make use of the cheapernatural gas fuels.
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In the video, Taylor tells investors the current state of this infrastructure and what opportunities we should be watching for as it expands.
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