Clean Energy Fuels (NASDAQ:CLNE) stock is rising higher on Monday despite a lack of news from the company.
Instead, it looks like today’s another case of a meme stock rally pushing CLNE shares higher. That’s not too surprising considering we’ve seen shares of the stock gain during previous meme rallies.
It’s also important to note that CLNE is clearly in the penny stock range with shares trading at around 9% as of this writing. Because of that, traders will want to be careful to avoid a potential dip that may be on the way.
Not that we’ve got that out of the way, let’s take a look at what possible CLNE stock traders need to know about the company.
- Clean Energy Fuels is a company focused on renewable natural gas, or RNG.
- The company is pushing for RNG as the next clean fuel for large trucks.
- It claims it’s the fastest way to reduce carbon from the likes of semi-trucks and other heavy-duty vehicles.
- On top of that, Clean Energy Fuels also notes that it can shift to other fuel types if the need arises.
- That includes providing hydrogen companies with clean bases for their fuel.
- It also notes that its current fuel stations can be retrofitted to support hydrogen.
CLNE stock is trading well today with a meme stock rally. As of this writing, some 5 million shares have changed hands. That’s heading fast for its daily average trading volume of 6.4 million shares.
CLNE stock was up 11.4% as of Monday afternoon.
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