The new bio-LNG truck can carry out demanding, long distance transport tasks, while reducing overall CO2 emissions. It features a new power level of 500 hp, joining the previous 420 and 460 hp engines. The new engine also gets major technical upgrades that make it up to 4% more fuel efficient, which together with a new 10% larger gas tank, allow a longer range.
The MINEM ratified its commitment to the widespread use of natural gas for vehicles through the NGV Savings program of the FISE, which finances the conversions of private cars and taxis, up to for an amount of S/ 4,000 (more than U$S 1,000). It is planned to reach more than 50,000 conversions this year, with a budget of S/ 400 million (U$S 104 million).
The new vehicles, accesible for wheelchairs and to transport bikes, are DINA Linner G model and will reduce 95% of polluting emissions, 90% of nitrogen oxides and about 20% of greenhouse gases. They are part of the UAEMex’s Potrobús shuttle service, which transports thousands of students with nearly 20 routes.
The two partners plan to deploy more than 100 filling stations, under the TotalEnergies brand, in France, Benelux and Germany in the coming years. The new joint venture will lead to the creation of a major player in hydrogen solutions and contribute to the decarbonization of road transportation in Europe.
Wärtsilä will supply its biogas liquefaction technology to Scandinavian Biogas Mönsterås, a joint venture company between Scandinavian Biogas Fuels (SBF) and local farmers supplying manure and agricultural waste to the project. The new plant will produce 30 tons per day of bio-LNG, which will be used as transport fuel for heavy vehicles.
The LNG vehicles feature two tanks of 540 liters each and allow a range of up to 1,600 km. They are equipped with the most advanced fuel saving systems such as predictive GPS, intelligent auxiliary systems and the Smart EGR system. The cab design, optimized from an aerodynamic point of view, allows for a further reduction in fuel consumption of up to 4%.
With the implementation of the Strategic Public Transport System (SETP), with 130 natural gas buses, the Valledupar Integrated Transport System (SIVA) becomes a sustainable service that collaborates in the commitment of the Department of Cesar to be an energy power in the country and that thinks about the health of the community.
The company has signed agreements to supply natural gas and biomethane or upgrade their refueling facilities with Filamar Energy Services, Denver International Airport, Jacksonville Transit, Stark Area Regional Transit Authority, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, City of Burbank, US Foods, Pacific Expressway and Propark.
The new vessel is the first of 10 LNG dual-fuel ships that Anglo American will introduce to its chartered fleet during 2023 and 2024, delivering an estimated 35% reduction in CO2 emissions compared to ships fueled by conventional marine oil fuel. This is a key component of the company’s ambition to achieve carbon-neutrality for its ocean freight by 2040
Hexagon Agility has received a new USD 25.6 million order representing the inaugural order of its new TITAN 450 modules. This redesigned Mobile Pipeline® enables the safe transport of almost half a million standard cubic feet of CNG or bio-CNG in a 40-foot module, allowing customers to deliver more gas with fewer trips, resulting in reduced operating costs.
