Chad Linholm, left, Senior Account Manger and Todd Campbell, right, Director of Public Affairs of Clean Energy Natural with City Councilman Kevin McKeown, who cut the ribbon at the opening of a new public access natural gas fueling station run by CEN on Stewart St. near Olympic Blvd. in Santa Monica on May 23. Natural gas burns cleaner than gasoline, reducing tailpipe emissions by up to 95 percent, and currently sells for $2.39 per gallon. photos by Margaret Molloy
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