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Cow Manure Helps Power Dairy Fleet

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Tuesday, March 05,2013 | 9:44 am
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Natural gas is being produced from cow manure in northwest Indiana – helping to fuel what's described as the largest compressed natural gas dairy fleet in the country. AMP Americas along with officials from the U.S. Department of Energy, Greater Indiana Clean Cities, and Fair Oaks Farms gathered for the grand opening of AMP Americas’ Compressed Natural Gas fueling corridor with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Fair Oaks Farms Fueling Station Monday.
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