Ontario’s First Carbon-Negative Bus Hits the Road

Transit users can now catch a carbon-negative ride on Ontario’s first bus fueled by renewable natural gas (RNG).

The RNG public transit bus hit the road today in Hamilton, in the Golden Horseshoe region of southern Ontario that’s one of North America’s fastest growing regions. It runs on RNG, a cost-effective, low-carbon alternative to diesel fuel, which is supplied by Enbridge Gas Inc. and created in the nearby city of London at the StormFisher biogas facility that processes organic waste.

Read the full article on Enbridge.

About StormFisher Hydrogen

StormFisher Hydrogen develops and operates facilities that produce e-Fuels through the sourcing of renewable electricity to produce green hydrogen and the sourcing and use of carbon dioxide from industrial point sources. StormFisher Hydrogen works with hard-to-abate sectors such as transportation(maritime/aviation), heavy industry, and gas utility companies, as well as traditional methanol users seeking clean fuel solutions to support long-term decarbonization goals.

Press contact

Ian Thompson, media@stormfisher.com