First, the development of natural gas vehicles
L, the development of foreign natural gas vehicles
In order to protect the environment and reduce pollution, many governments have promulgated a series of laws and regulations and introduced some encouraging policies to promote the development of gas vehicles, such as formulating stricter emission standards for automobile exhaust and giving preferential policies for funds and taxes in natural gas supply, automobile purchase tax, equipment supply and gas station construction.
In 1992, the American federal government promulgated the Energy Policy Act, which made detailed provisions on tax reduction and exemption for purchasing or refitting alternative fuel vehicles and building filling stations, and also promulgated the tax reduction policy for using natural gas, exempting natural gas companies from automobile fuel sales tax. According to the policies and laws of the federal government, more than 40 states have formulated their own policies and measures to force and encourage the use of clean fuel vehicles such as CNG, which has promoted the development of CNG vehicles and the construction of filling stations. At present, more than 40 countries in the world have fuel.