Advantages and Disadvantages of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)

Explore the pros and cons of CNG. Learn how it compares to petrol and diesel in terms of cost and environmental impact.

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Advantages of CNG (Compressed Natural Gas): It's more environmentally friendly than petrol or diesel, reducing greenhouse gas emissions. CNG vehicles have lower running costs and CNG is often cheaper than other fuels. Disadvantages: Limited refueling infrastructure, potentially fewer refueling stations in your area. Reduced driving range compared to petrol or diesel vehicles, and the initial cost of converting a vehicle to CNG may be high.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the environmental benefits of using CNG? CNG is more environmentally friendly than petrol or diesel, as it significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
  2. How does the cost of CNG compare to traditional fuels? CNG generally has lower running costs, and it is often cheaper than petrol or diesel, making it an economical choice for vehicle owners.
  3. What are the limitations of CNG vehicles? CNG vehicles may have limited refueling infrastructure with fewer stations available, a reduced driving range compared to petrol or diesel vehicles, and a potentially high initial cost for conversion.
  4. Is it worth converting a vehicle to use CNG? The decision to convert a vehicle to CNG depends on several factors, including local refueling infrastructure, driving habits, and financial considerations on running costs.

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