Clean Energy Fuels is trading 10.88% down now at $1.66 after investors reacted negatively to its August 6, 2026 second-quarter results.
- Revenue reached $106.4 million, while RNG gallons sold rose only 2.9% year over year, signaling slower adoption than expected.
- Management maintained full-year 2026 guidance, but muted volume growth and revenue shortfall versus some analyst estimates overshadowed improving losses.
- The company-specific earnings reaction is the clearest explanation for the decline.