With its filling stations, Rolande makes an important contribution to the currently existing LNG network in the country, which currently includes 135 public stations (according to the German Energy Agency DENA). The company also acts as an important partner for transport companies that want to switch to CNG+, LNG or bio-LNG.
The city has 19 new NGVs that will provide service on Emvarias’ routes and will help advance in the transition of its fleet to more ecological units. With these new trucks, Medellín already has 42 of the plan of 62 CNG vehicles expected to enter service this year and that will allow the city to go from two to three days of waste collection starting in 2023.
This will contribute to increasing the number of beneficiaries from the initiative, maximizing the efforts of green transformation and enabling citizens to own new NGVs instead of cars that are more than 20 years old. As many as 23,730 vehicles have been allocated and more than 23,447 old cars have been scrapped as part of the project.
