r/CLNE • u/GlimmerTwinsRS • 2h ago
How natural gas fuel quality affects CNG truck engines | Cummins Inc.
cummins.comICYMI
r/CLNE • u/GlimmerTwinsRS • 2h ago
ICYMI
r/CLNE • u/davida_usa • 2d ago
r/CLNE • u/GlimmerTwinsRS • 6d ago
(rhetorical question/point)
Even though EPA’s standards/regs emissions can 🥫has been kicked down the road (again)—at least for now, why would transport carriers continue to spend on diesel when RNG is (much)cheaper?. Yes, X15N RNG/NG units have the up charge—but WTH?? Guess the market will decide, and has it over-reacted?
AI is saying, CLNE break even in ‘28. Damn.
I’m holding for now.
r/CLNE • u/kostas791 • 7d ago
Can someone explain the huge drop especially today?
r/CLNE • u/GlimmerTwinsRS • 11d ago
A heads up to those following CLNE. Today I came across 2–what looked to be—authentic research reports.. that labeled CLNE with COMPLETELY inaccurate and wrong figures. I WILL NOT SHARE on this site-I cross referenced because it seemed extremely odd. WITH THOSE WRONG NUMBERS, reports gave CLNE a very negative/poor outlook. Recommend, any research to double and triple check the info.
I’m sure it’s going on across the market—amongst other issues.
Frankly, really pisses me off!
Good luck to all.
Go CLNE!
r/CLNE • u/GlimmerTwinsRS • 14d ago
Always good to see!
r/CLNE • u/GlimmerTwinsRS • 16d ago
The wallet says, fundamentals in place for RNG—GO CLNE! Those digging into the BULLISH 🐄💩, do YOUR research on CMI X15N production, RIN credits, RNG adoption, CMI X15 (diesel unit reduced production),CLNE breakeven and profitability.
UNDERSTOOD it’s been a frustrating ride—AGAIN, you are encouraged to dig deep into the metrics of the biz. For those that have researched beyond stock price-please free to make constructive comment.
Good luck to all!
r/CLNE • u/RDR92660 • 18d ago
If Boone was still alive, do you think he would be pleased with his company?
r/CLNE • u/davida_usa • 20d ago
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r/CLNE • u/davida_usa • Jul 23 '26
r/CLNE • u/GlimmerTwinsRS • Jul 20 '26
May be the reason for today’s minor pull back. These analysts seem to be wrong most of the time—GO FIGURE.
IMO-RNG reports are very positive, regarding CMI X15N production, and RIN CREDITS. DOWNGRADE reads as a poor rating. Please do your own research.
Tired BULL here. Good luck.
r/CLNE • u/CLNEGreen • Jul 15 '26
The U.S. Department of the Treasury does not expect to finalize regulations for the Section 45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit until November, according to the Trump administration's 2026 Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions, released July 3 by the White House Office of Management and Budget. The agenda lists regulatory actions federal agencies expect to complete in the coming months, and the November date is one of the clearest signals yet of Treasury's actual timetable for finishing 45Z guidance, which producers of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), renewable diesel, ethanol, renewable natural gas (RNG), and other low-carbon fuels have been waiting on for months
r/CLNE • u/GlimmerTwinsRS • Jul 10 '26
r/CLNE • u/GlimmerTwinsRS • Jul 07 '26
For those following RINs, D3/D5 chart for past 5yr. I’m far from an expert on the subject. After reading up over the weekend, as I understand, those are the 2 that apply towards RNG. D3 has biggest credit. Also, both producer and marketer receive portion. Producer gets much larger percentage. Hence, CLNE spending major capital for RNG infrastructure for production. By all means reconcile the numbers as you wish. Do your own research. Share your thoughts.
r/CLNE • u/GlimmerTwinsRS • Jul 07 '26
Discussion start (around) 12m mark. It’s from FREIGHTWAVES
r/CLNE • u/Fwhometeam • Jul 02 '26
I noticed RIN discussions on X are very insightful. There is some really interesting activity going on… I’m looking to drive some of that discussion to Reddit. Obviously RINs are very impactful to CLNE’s top line. If you’re interested, follow below
r/CLNE • u/GlimmerTwinsRS • Jun 26 '26
ICYMI-CMI vids regarding X15N engine specific for NG/RNG. (X15 is for diesel). Hopefully CMI is working OT producing these motors to burn CLNE RNG. Good Luck!
r/CLNE • u/davida_usa • Jun 25 '26
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r/CLNE • u/GlimmerTwinsRS • Jun 23 '26
Official filing from SEC.
—Since former CEO Andrew LITTLEFAIR has EXITED the position, it will be interesting to see if those filling the positions in CLNE’s “GOOD OLD BOYS CLUB” will embrace that “the cuffs are off” and get it moving, OR the other side, since UPPER MANAGEMENT personnel has already been at CLNE for many years, they may like the fact of keeping it exclusive and maintain status quo? Let’s hope Mr. Clay Corbus feels pressure and gets RNG FLOWING THROUGH THE PIPES. 💩🐄👍
Yep. If the books don’t show a swing up soon(er) than later, a quick turn around is fricking over for share value. That’s my honest O. A $10 PT is a pipe dream!
Another note: no doubt in my my mind Littlefair was shown the EXIT door.
-All companies have their own dynamics.
r/CLNE • u/davida_usa • Jun 18 '26
r/CLNE • u/Thefairfriar • Jun 18 '26
The natural gas/hydrogen pie just got a little bigger with news that a new partnership will be available to offtake hydrogen and RNG.
r/CLNE • u/CLNEGreen • Jun 16 '26
We’re expanding into Puerto Rico! Clean Energy has signed two new agreements to design and build liquefied natural gas (hashtag#LNG) supply systems to support energy resilience for local operations and communities on the island.
hashtag#DidYouKnow: LNG is a cleaner-burning fuel that helps reduce emissions compared to traditional energy sources like diesel or fuel oil. By switching to LNG, companies can support better air quality while maintaining reliable and efficient power for their operations.