Through its partnership with Tourmaline (TSX:TOU), the company has also recently added stations in Grande Prairie and Chilliwack, making it easier for long-haul fleets to operate on cleaner and more affordable compressed natural gas (CNG).

These new agreements reflect growing confidence in natural gas engine technology, particularly with the rollout of Cummins' 15-litre X15N engine, which has opened the door for more long-range, heavy-duty operators to make the switch. The fleets span refuse, freight, logistics and oilfield services sectors and will add dozens of natural gas trucks to roads throughout British Columbia and Alberta.

"Canada has a strong business case for natural gas. This is a demanding market and the Cummins X15N engine closes the technology gap for fleets that haul heavy and put a lot of miles on the truck every year," said Cody Brookwell, Director of Sales and Business Development at Clean Energy. "High utilization of a predictable fuel that costs 40-50% less than diesel definitely accelerates the environmental benefits and payback on the upfront investment. As we continue to grow our fueling network, we are delivering a compelling value proposition for the industry."

Nortrans Freight Management, a leading carrier in British Columbia and one of the first fleets in Canada to deploy the Cummins X15N engine, has ordered five additional X15N equipped trucks following a successful trial. The company is expanding its X15N fleet after seeing strong performance in its operations.

Mullen Dedicated Logistics is planning to add seven new Cummins X15N trucks to its growing fleet of CNG-powered vehicles. The fleet will be fueling at Clean Energy Tourmaline’s network of stations. The expansion builds on the company's existing investment in natural gas transportation.

GFL Environmental, one of the largest environmental services companies in North America, is adding three Cummins X15N-powered units to the network. A long-time advocate and user of natural gas technology, GFL continues to expand its alternative fuel offering nationwide.

Integrity Waste Solutions has expanded its commitment to natural gas transportation with 10 additional natural gas trucks, including three Cummins X15N-powered vehicles. The company already operates CNG trucks and continues growing its CNG-powered fleet as part of its long-term sustainability strategy.

Reimer Brothers has selected natural gas for the first time, deploying four new Cummins X15N-powered trucks. The investment marks the company's introduction to natural gas technology.

Caron Transportation Systems is adding five Cummins X15N trucks to its fleet. The company has also invested in modifications to its maintenance facilities to support natural gas vehicle servicing.

Trican Well Service, one of the largest oilfield services companies in Canada, has entered the natural gas market with three new Cummins X15N-powered trucks. The deployment demonstrates growing confidence in natural gas technology among industrial and energy-sector operators.

Prairie Waste Solutions continues to expand its natural gas fleet with seven additional natural gas trucks, including three equipped with the Cummins X15N engine. The company has embraced natural gas as a cost-effective solution to support growth while reducing emissions.

Sniper Services is deploying its first Cummins X15N-powered truck, a tri-drive vehicle rated to haul up to 140,000 pounds. It will operate in Alberta's oil patch – one of the most demanding heavy-duty haul applications in Canada.

Environmental e360, a growing refuse collection company and long-time user of natural gas technology, is deploying 15 natural gas trucks that will operate in the City of Chilliwack, fueling at the newly opened Clean Energy Tourmaline CNG station.

With stations operating in Edmonton, Calgary, Kamloops, Grande Prairie and the Chilliwack location newly opened, fleets now have greater access to low-carbon CNG fueling solutions that support line-haul, long-haul, regional and return-to-base operations.