At #15, This Company is Transforming Our Transportation Sector

In this segment, Motley Fool analysts Joel South and Taylor Muckerman discuss companies 15 thru 11 of their Top 20 energy companies to watch. Companies 20 thru 16 can be found here.

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For Clean Energy Fuels , long haul trucks and fleet vehicles appear to be the future. Natural gas is currently price competitive with diesel and many companies like Waste Management and UPS are transforming their fleets to run on natural gas. UPS has its sights set on running the largest private fleet of natural gas trucks in the United States. This aggressive plan involves the likely purchase of more than 1,000 natural gas powered trucks over the next two years.

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