ACT Research: Class 8 Natural Gas Truck Retail Sales Mixed, while Infrastructure Continues to Decline

Sales of natural gas (NG)-powered vehicles were mixed in the September to November time period, as published in the latest <a href="https://www.actresearch.net/afq/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Alternative Fuels Quarterly</a> by ACT Research. September activity surpassed its year-ago level by 29%, but both October and November lagged last year’s comparisons by 9%. The ACT <a href="https://www.actresearch.net/afq/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Alternative Fuels Quarterly</a> provides insight, analysis, and trends about alternative fuel/power adoption for the US heavy- and medium-duty commercial vehicle markets. It is designed to give quick insights to anyone with an interest in the evolution of power and alternative fuel use for heavy vehicles. The AFQ details such adoption considerations as fuel prices, fuel/charging infrastructure development, equipment prices/products/technological developments, and regulatory changes. NG truck sales data and a forecast for new natural gas adoption are included. <a href="https://actresearch.medium.com/act-research-class-8-natural-gas-truck-retail-sales-mixed-while-infrastructure-continues-to-afc839754f0b">Website</a>