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There have been dawns in the era of natural gas as a road transport fuel before - and they proved false. But now, the need to decarbonise transport and find a viable low-emission alternative to diesel is growing truly urgent - and gas is the only show in town.
Electric vehicles may prove a viable option for urban transport at some point - but the idea of lugging around hundreds of kilos of batteries on LCVs just doesn't seem right somehow....
