Our first priority was to keep our employees and their families, our customers and our partners safe and healthy. By acting quickly, yet carefully, all Clean Energy stations remained operational, delivering clean fuel to tens of thousands of heavy-duty trucks, transit buses and refuse trucks around the country every day. I could not be prouder of everyone at Clean Energy. While there was some initial concern that corporate commitments to addressing long- term issues around the environment and climate might have to be set aside during a time when so many were suffering from an economy rocked by the pandemic, in the end the reverse was true. Businesses and governments across the globe acknowledged the need to double down on making the world a cleaner and safer place for future generations. As an essential business, our customers depend on us to fuel the vehicles that deliver goods, pick up trash at our homes and other locations, and transport people to work. And like many during this crisis, from the health care industry to the small business down the street, the Clean Energy team quickly adapted and rose to the occasion.Clean Energy is in a unique position because we offer products and services that help other businesses and organizations make dramatic inroads into their own sustainability goals. The commercial sector of the transportation industry—trucks, transit buses and other larger vehicles—is responsible for close to 30% of the carbon dioxide produced in the United States today. But that is changing. Our renewable fuel is allowing our customers’ fleets to reduce their emissions while staying competitive.