Motion & Flow Control Products Inc. said Tuesday that it was among the stakeholders pressing lawmakers to maintain and expand federal tax incentives for alternative fuels earlier in the month.
The Denver-based distributor — the no. 38 company on ID’s newly released Big 50 list — is a member of the Transport Project, a coalition that promotes the use of renewable natural gas and other alternative fuels in commercial fleets. The group — which includes trade associations and a wide range of energy, transportation, manufacturing and retail companies — met with members of the House and Senate Ways and Means committees during a visit to Capitol Hill on Sept. 22 and 23 to call for passage of the Renewable Natural Gas Incentive Act.
RNG, according to the U.S. Department of Energy, is biogas sourced from organic matter that has been processed to be “fully interchangeable" with conventional natural gas. TTP officials say that RNG allows truck fleets to reach a “cost effective, carbon-negative transportation outcome … without compromising existing business operations.”
The Renewable Natural Gas Incentive Act, MFCP said in a statement, would provide a $1 tax credit for every gallon of RNG used as vehicle fuel. The bipartisan legislation, introduced in the spring of 2025, remains at the committee level in both chambers.
“More companies, like our customers, are expanding their use of CNG and RNG power,” Jamie McCracken, who represented MFCP in the meetings, said in a statement. “MFCP is proud to be on the forefront of advocating for incentives that continue to support the environment and our customers’ growth.”
