NexGen Fueling was formed as the result of Chart Industries, Inc. purchasing the three pioneering companies in the LNG alternative fuel market in the late 1990s.

MVE, founded in 1963, was the world's leading designer and manufacturer of vacuum insulated products and systems. By empowering a variety of industries around the globe to utilize cryogenic technology, it grew into a world leader in that field. The LNG division supplied over 98% of the LNG on board fueling stations installed on transit buses and heavy duty trucks, and its products were and are used in virtually every LNG fueling station operating in North America today.

CVI, a pioneer in LNG fueling station and LNG vehicle tank design and manufacturing as well as a leading cryogenic equipment supplier to the aerospace industry, including cryogenic equipment used by NASA.

Cryenco, a worldwide supplier of cryogenic transportation equipment, including truck and trailer mounted cargo tanks, transport trailers, and inter-modal containers.

The consolidation of three companies under the Chart name has created the world’s largest and most technically advanced LNG infrastructure supplier. Chart has designed and built more LNG and LCNG fueling stations than anyone in the world in the last 10 years, currently has 29 LNG infrastructure based patents and has been responsible for virtually all of the innovations in the industry. We are the only company that provides liquefaction, storage, transportation and dispensing technology for today’s LNG market and has the experience required for the smooth start-up of a LNG or LCNG station.

Process Systems Division (PSD)
PSD designs, engineers and installs both small scale (from 10,000 gallons per day to 100,000 gallons per day) and large scale liquefiers. Applications range from liquefaction for LNG vehicle fueling off of a natural gas pipeline, to 10,000 to 50,000 gallons per day liquefaction units at abandoned wells, to large peak shaving liquefaction units. PSD’s manufacturing unit in New Iberia, Louisiana has manufactured more than 150 cold box units for liquefaction since opening in 1995.

PSD history dates back to the 1950s at Arthur D. Little where the first Helium Liquefaction unit was developed. In the 60s, Arthur D. Little created Cryogenic Technology (Cti) to manufacture a broad range of cryogenic systems for the cryogenic, nuclear, petrochemical and gas processing equipment industries.