CNG Stations in Long Beach, CA
Addresses, map and directions
Find public CNG stations in Long Beach, CA: station addresses, a map centered on Long Beach, and the closest alternatives nearby.
Long Beach CNG station map
The map opens on Long Beach with CNG selected. Search any address or ZIP to see the nearest stations, and tap a marker for directions. Station data is from the U.S. Department of Energy.
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Map and station data: U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center Station Locator. Stations are listed by their owners and networks; check the network app before you drive.
CNG stations in Long Beach
The Department of Energy's station list shows 2 public CNG stations in Long Beach: Clean Energy - Long Beach Gas and Oil Department on E Spring St and Harbor Truck Stop on W Pacific Coast Hwy. 32 more are listed within 25 miles of downtown, in Wilmington, Carson, Los Angeles, Compton.
CNG fuel stations located in Long Beach
Clean Energy - Long Beach Gas and Oil Department
2400 E Spring St, Long Beach, CA 90755
Harbor Truck Stop
2130 W Pacific Coast Hwy, Long Beach, CA 90810
Nearby CNG stations outside Long Beach
The closest listed stations in other cities, measured in a straight line from downtown Long Beach (not driving distance).
| Station | City | From downtown | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clean Energy - Port of Long Beach 3400 I St | Wilmington | 3.1 miles west | Directions |
| Clean Energy - Southern Counties Express 2045 E Carson St | Carson | 5.3 miles northwest | Directions |
| Clean Energy - Los Angeles Sanitation District 23924 Figueroa St | Carson | 6.9 miles west | Directions |
| SoCalGas - San Pedro Base 755 W Capitol Dr | Los Angeles | 7.4 miles west | Directions |
| SoCalGas - Compton Base 1471 E Elm St | Compton | 8.5 miles north | Directions |
Before you go
- CNG is for vehicles built or converted to run on compressed natural gas. Many CNG stations serve fleets, so check the hours and access. More in our CNG guide.
- Every station listed is public. "Listed" does not mean the fuel or charger is available today, so check before a special trip.
- Regional average price (U.S. Department of Energy, April 2026, West Coast region): $3.30 per gasoline gallon equivalent (gasoline: $5.69 per gallon). This is not a Long Beach pump price, so ask the station.
- Long Beach has few listed stations, so check the nearby list above if you are crossing the city.
Long Beach CNG FAQs
Where can I find CNG stations in Long Beach?
The Department of Energy lists 2 public stations in Long Beach: Clean Energy - Long Beach Gas and Oil Department, 2400 E Spring St; Harbor Truck Stop, 2130 W Pacific Coast Hwy. Use the map above for directions.
How many CNG stations are in Long Beach?
2 public stations are listed with Long Beach as the city, as of October 21, 2026 (AFDC). Counts change as stations are added or removed.
What are the closest CNG stations outside Long Beach?
The nearest listed ones are Clean Energy - Port of Long Beach in Wilmington (3.1 miles); Clean Energy - Southern Counties Express in Carson (5.3 miles); Clean Energy - Los Angeles Sanitation District in Carson (6.9 miles).
Can a regular car use CNG?
No. Only vehicles built or converted for compressed natural gas, mostly fleet trucks and buses.
How can I check whether a station is still active?
Call the station (numbers are on each card where listed) or check the network app, and ask. If a listing is wrong, you can report it to the Department of Energy using the link at the bottom of the page.
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Station data and corrections
Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center station list, public and open CNG stations, retrieved October 21, 2026. Distances are straight-line from downtown Long Beach, not driving distances. Hours and availability change. Something wrong or missing? Submit a new station or report a change to the Department of Energy.