Natural Gas Delivers Forum to Be Held in Long Beach

Las Vegas, NV-The Alternative Fuel Vehicle Institute (AFVI) and Clean Energy Fuels are hosting a forum for truck fleets to be held January 24, 2007, in Long Beach, CA. Natural Gas Delivers is designed to provide a straightforward explanation of the fuel, the vehicles, and how to save money and control costs using natural gas.

"Consumer demand for products produced in Asia is growing dramatically, resulting in increased demand for truck delivery services," said Annalloyd Thomason, Executive Director of AFVi. "The resulting pollution from trucking industry growth overall, has more fleets of all types switching to natural gas for the significant cost savings and emissions benefits over diesel fuel."

Natural Gas Delivers is designed to give decision-makers the information they need to incorporate natural gas into their fleets. The forum includes:

* Comprehensive information on natural gas, vehicles, and infrastructure

* Experts on government and private funding for fleets

* Existing regulatory requirements

* Continental breakfast and lunch

Complimentary registration is available to fleets that register for the 13th National Alternative Fuel & Vehicle Conference + Expo, April 1-4, 2007. Otherwise, the registration fee is $149. Additional information and registration is available for both at www.afvi.org.

Clean Energy is the largest provider of vehicular natural gas (CNG and LNG) in North America with a broad customer base in the refuse, transit, shuttle, taxi, intrastate and interstate trucking, airport and municipal fleet markets with tens of thousands of vehicles fueling at strategic locations in the United States and Canada.

AFVi is the education provider and information link between the alternative fuels and vehicles industry and public/private fleets and other proponents of alternative fuels. AFVi offers education and technical training, technical consulting, and business planning and management. AFVi's objective is to work toward a stable supply of fuel with the least harmful environmental impact.