Natural gas is cheaper than diesel, cleaner-burning and domestically produced. It’s also quite abundant in the sense that the U.S. won’t be running out of it any time soon, but not in the sense of being readily available for use in many places. It’s something of a chicken-and-egg problem. Companies can’t convert their fleets until there’s a supply, and no one wants to invest in treatment and fueling facilities until there’s a demand.This is the problem GoCH4, a company specializing in natural gas fuel, ran into recently in North Dakota’s Bakken. To determine whether it would be economical for them
