LA CROSSE, Wis. -- Kwik Trip Inc. will supply compressed natural gas (CNG) to AllEnergy Corp. subsidiary AllEnergy Sand’s drying plant during the winter months when pipeline supply of natural gas is limited.
Des Moines, Iowa-based AllEnergy chose convenience-store and fuel-delivery company Kwik Trip, it said, because of its specialized equipment and a delivery model that will be executed by Kwik Trip's transportation division, Convenience Transportation LLC.
This agreement is representative of Kwik Trip's commitment to offer affordable, domestic, clean burning Natural Gas to vehicles and businesses. It will provide the CNG from a number of Kwik Trip's 32 CNG stations located throughout Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa.
"Kwik Trip is excited to be partnering with AllEnergy to supply the CNG energy needs for AllEnergy's production operations and looks forward to a long-term relationship with the company," said Scott Teigen, vice president of Kwik Trip.
Dean Sukowatey founded AllEnergy in 2006.
Founded in 1965, Kwik Trip. is one of the largest independently held convenience store chains in the United States. It owns and operates more than 475 Kwik Trip, Kwik Star, Hearty Platter Restaurants and Tobacco Outlet Plus stores in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa. La Crosse, Wis.-based Kwik Trip continues to grow through new initiatives like its focus on food and value-priced commodities, as well as its newest endeavor--natural gas and other alternative fuels.
The creation of Convenience Transportation was a result of the petroleum and grocery departments' merger in 1999. This subsidiary includes Petroleum Transportation, Grocery Transportation and Fleet Maintenance.
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