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Clean Energy Fuels Appoints Sean Wine as Chief Revenue Officer

Clean Energy Fuels announced the appointment of Sean Wine as its Chief Revenue Officer, or CRO. The CRO position is a first for Clean Energy, as the company places its focus on growth and maximizing revenue opportunities across its business. In his new role, Wine will create and oversee the company's commercial strategy and lead efforts to drive revenue growth, strengthen customer development and pursue market expansion. Wine joined Clean Energy in 2006 and has held leadership roles across sales, renewable fuels and business development during his two decades with the company. Prior to becoming CRO, Wine led Renewables Distribution, overseeing one of the company's most complex profit centers. He has played a central role in developing, commercializing and scaling Clean Energy's RNG business, helping build one of the largest RNG fuel portfolios in North America. He holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Clean Energy Fuels Appoints JJ Armstrong as New CFO

Clean Energy Fuels has named JJ Armstrong its new CFO, succeeding Robert Vreeland, effective immediately. In the new role, Armstrong will also become one of the company's named executive officers. Armstrong has been with Clean Energy since 2014 when he joined as Director of SEC Reporting and Divisional Controller and has since advanced to Vice President and Corporate Controller. During his tenure, he has played a key role across the company's finance and accounting functions and brings extensive experience in financial reporting, mergers, debt and equity transactions, and treasury operations.

Clay Corbus: Q2 Revenue Reaches $106.4 Million

Reports Q2 revenue $106.4M, consensus $104.72M. Commentary by Clay Corbus, President and Chief Executive Officer: "Our second quarter results demonstrate continued solid execution across the business. Fuel volumes, including both RNG and conventional natural gas, increased year over year, reflecting ongoing customer investment in and demand for cleaner, lower-carbon fuel. This has been especially true in today's volatile fuel environment. Having a clean, domestically produced fuel is one of the reasons that we remain on plan through the first half of the year, along with great execution by our team. With $138.0 million in cash and investments at quarter end, we remain focused on serving our fleet customers and expanding the role of domestically supplied RNG as a practical, low-carbon fuel for a variety of applications in this rapidly evolving energy market."