For storage in your car, the solution is the CNG tank. It stores 3500 psi of CNG and it is good for about 200 miles on a Honda Civic gx! That is pretty good for a car that is running on a alternative fuel, but lets not forget it is a fossil fuel. CNG tanks come in different sizes. (See Below).  For more on the Honda civic click the link (HONDA).

 You are thinking now that well that's all fine but the big problem for me is that I need a station that is close to me. How about if it is in your house! CNG compressors and refuelers are installed in your own home if you desire and have the money. This system is called "PHILL" and its easy to install. The PHILL system refuels your CNG powered/gasoline powered car overnight. To read more about this please click the link. (Consumer) Honda worked directly with FuelMaker to make this incredible device. Honda wanted something easy to re fuel Gx users and FuelMaker had wanted to make this so they combined and out came PHILL. Honda's advertising in foreign countries and the popularity of Honda buyers started "Going Green". They test drove the GX and then either bought it or couldn't buy it. 

 If you prefer the old fashioned way and want to go to the regular pumps that also works. The regular pumps are complicated but the picture to the right simplifies the complication. The regular CNG pumps have CNG storage tanks (where the CNG is stored) a compressor controller, a compressor, (where the CNG is compressed from) from the compressor it goes through the gas line, into the dipensers and into your car tank. Clean Energy Fuels is North America's largest provider of CNG & LNG. T. Boone Pickens is behind this company. Pickens company is one of the top suppliers of CNG to American local and private stations. Their loyalty and quality of CNG has made them the number one company in America. To read more click (Pickens).