Instead, assuming 4 miles per kWh, and 22 kWh/gallon of LNG, that’s only: (14k*3 million )/4 = 10,500,000,000 kWh (../22) = 477,272,727 gallons of LNG. For a savings of about 900,000 gallons of some liquid fuel per year. That feels sort of impressive and is flying under the radar.