Clean Energy Fuels Co.

Clean Energy Fuels has signed fueling and maintenance agreements with several fleet operators in British Columbia and Alberta, bringing dozens of natural-gas trucks into service in waste management, freight, logistics and oilfield services. The company expanded its station network in partnership with Tourmaline and opened sites in Grande Prairie and Chilliwack. Several operators ordered vehicles with the Cummins X15N engine; some fleet operators also announced investments in maintenance infrastructure for natural‑gas vehicles. » More on de.investing.com

Clean Energy Fuels secured and extended renewable natural gas supply and fueling infrastructure agreements across trucking, refuse, transit, municipal and airport fleets in the U.S. Deals include Ecology Transportation fueling a 150-vehicle fleet (~2.1 million gallons annually) and an operations and maintenance contract with WMATA covering about 5 million gallons for more than 400 buses. The company will also supply roughly 750,000 gallons to 78 Arlington Transit buses and support Phoenix-area infrastructure serving 335 buses at about 4.7 million gallons per year, reflecting growing fleet adoption of RNG. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Clean Energy Fuels reported a Q4 net loss of $43 million and a full-year 2025 net loss of $222 million, up 167% year‑over‑year, after non‑cash interest charges tied to debt paydown. Adjusted EBITDA fell almost 12% to $67.6 million but beat the top end of guidance, and RNG sales reached 237.4 million gallons for 2025. For 2026 the company forecasts revenue of $420–440 million, a GAAP net loss of $66–71 million, adjusted EBITDA of $70–75 million, and targets 250 million gallons of RNG deliveries (324 million gallons total fuel volumes). » More on finance.yahoo.com