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Clean Energy subsidiary secures deal with Ford
BAF Technologies will provide compressed-natural-gas conversions for taxis, shuttles and trucks.
BY OC METRO STAFFPublished: January 31, 2011 11:25 AM
Ford Motor Co. has named a subsidiary of Seal Beach-based Clean Energy Fuels as its official qualified vehicle modifier – or QVM – to provide after-market compressed-natural-gas conversions on the automaker’s vans, cutaway shuttles, taxis, pickups and light-duty trucks.
“We are very proud to have earned this special designation from Ford,” said John Bacon, president of Dallas-based BAF Technologies, which was acquired by Clean Energy Fuels in 2009. “BAF is the first CNG vehicle upfitter in the United States to be named a Ford Qualified Vehicle Modifier for gaseous fuels – an honor that recognizes the success of our continuing efforts over time to deliver the best quality product to our natural-gas fleet customers.”
BAF provides alternative fuel systems, service and warranty support, and research and development of aftermarket systems for domestic light-duty fleets. Clean Energy is the largest provider of natural-gas fuel for transportation in North America.
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“We are very proud to have earned this special designation from Ford,” said John Bacon, president of Dallas-based BAF Technologies, which was acquired by Clean Energy Fuels in 2009. “BAF is the first CNG vehicle upfitter in the United States to be named a Ford Qualified Vehicle Modifier for gaseous fuels – an honor that recognizes the success of our continuing efforts over time to deliver the best quality product to our natural-gas fleet customers.” BAF provides alternative fuel systems, service and warranty support, and research and development of aftermarket systems for domestic light-duty fleets. Clean Energy is the largest provider of natural-gas fuel for transportation in North America. Related headlines EmiSense Technologies lands $3 million in funding Report: More consumers consider gas prices when car shopping OCTA wins $140 million grant |
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