The new stations are located in San Antonio and Dallas and follow on the heels of the opening of Shell LNG fuelling lanes in Baytown, Texas as well as Lafayette, Louisiana in March this year. 

“I’m delighted to see LNG being offered at three stations in the Texas Triangle,” said Elen Phillips, Shell’s vice president fuels sales and marketing for North America. These stations are strategically located to support the network of interstate highways, reaching customers where they need it the most.” 

Shell and TA said that they plan to open additional truck fuelling lanes as demand rises. 

“This is another step forward in providing LNG fuel supply to heavy-duty road customers in the US,” said Shell’s Christian Buelow, Shell’s general manager downstream LNG Americas. “We expect the strengthening supply chain in North America to give customers reassurance that LNG is a viable fuel alternative to diesel today. We believe in the potential of LNG fuel becoming a bigger part of the marine and road transport fuel mix and continue to look at supply opportunities in the region.”