The tour will start at the Mittenwalde Shell station in Berlin and will stop at five landmarks of the bio-LNG ecosystem on the route that will touch Germany, the Netherlands and Italy. The Iveco S-Way’s goal is to complete the tour achieving net-zero emissions while delivering an efficient performance.
The company is exhibiting its Green Efficiency line model, a G 410 A6x2 powered by CNG, has 8 118-liter natural gas tanks, which guarantees excellent autonomy. It also stands out for having a robust front and steel bumper with tow hook included. Visitors can also see on display the 450 kVA OC16 natural gas power generation engine.
Flogas Enterprise signed a contract with Circle K to supply biomethane at its fueling stations across the country. Bio-CNG is currently available in Ballysimon Road, Limerick, Cashel Co. Tipperary, Clonshaugh and Dublin Port. The move is another step forward in reducing emissions from Ireland’s transport industry.
The ground-breaking pick-up was revealed at Toyota Manufacturing UK’s (TMUK) vehicle plant in Derby, England, where it has been developed in a joint project with consortium partners (Ricardo, ETL, D2H Advanced Technologies, Thatcham Research and additional support from Toyota Motor Corporation), supported by UK Government funding.
Brightmark RNG Holdings announced the delivery of the first renewable natural gas from its Larson Project in Okeechobee County, Florida. This marks the joint venture’s inaugural biomethane project in the state and builds on its extensive network of projects across the U.S. to produce dairy biomethane for lower carbon intensity transportation fuel.
The Minister of Transport and Telecommunications Juan Carlos Muñoz Abogabír announced a new decree that modifies the current regulations and allows vehicles that can be converted to CNG to be extended up to 15 years old in Chile. The ministry carried out a pilot plan and observed that these adapted vehicles generated much less emissions.
The Mayor of the city of Neuquén Mariano Gaido, together with the Governor Omar Gutiérrez, presented two new buses that join “COLE”, the city’s public transport system. These are two CNG-powered vehicles, from IVECO and Scania, which will complement the 180 units already circulating in the city.
Starting in Temple, TX, the vehicle completed deliveries to eight PFG customers near Dallas, travelling over 540 miles on a 16-hour continuous run including over 100-degree Fahrenheit temperatures. The run demonstrates the viability of on-board liquid hydrogen to fuel long-distance, zero-emission transport.
