The new filling station is connected to the Redexis distribution network, which means 100% compatibility with the injection of biomethane, thus having the possibility of supplying this renewable and carbon-neutral energy in the future. It will serve the CNG urban bus fleet of the transport company Belizón y Rodríguez.
The Ministry of Energy and Mines will reactivate the Southwest natural gas distribution concession, which includes the regions of Arequipa, Moquegua and Tacna, with the aim of connecting new users in 2023. In addition to connecting thousands of homes, the construction of networks will allow the conversion of 1,100 vehicles to CNG in each of these three regions.
The new refueling station is located in Novara and is accesible to both trucks and passenger cars. With another second facility set to open in Verona later this year, OG Clean Fuels has ambitions to put into service even more bio-CNG and bio-LNG stations in Italy, which is the fourth country in which the company operates.
Tourmaline Oil Corp. and Clean Energy Fuels Corp. announced a $70 million Joint Development Agreement to build and operate a network of natural gas stations along key highway corridors across Western Canada. Through their 50-50 shared investment, Tourmaline and Clean Energy expect to construct and commission up to 20 CNG truck stations over the next five years.
The new facility, which has been modernized in accordance with Shell’s quality and safety standards applied throughout Europe, will supply trucks with LNG, and in the future with bio-LNG, as well as support to other countries, e.g. freight traffic to Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Romania, Slovenia or Slovakia.
Liberty launched Liberty Power Innovations (LPI), an integrated alternative fuel and power solutions provider for remote applications. LPI’s initial focus is on CNG supply, field gas processing and treating, and well site fueling and logistics. Liberty was an early driver in the industry shift from diesel to natural gas, deploying their first dual fuel fleet 10 years ago.
Through the acquisition of Renewable Transport Fuel Services Limited, the company established a new holding company, ReFuels. It will combine CNG Fuels’ rapidly growing UK network of public bio-CNG stations with RTFS’s upstream biomethane sourcing activities to create one of Europe’s largest fully integrated renewable biomethane suppliers for heavy transport.
Los Ángeles Gas (LAG) launched the first multi-fuel station in the province of A Coruña. The refueling point, which supplies CNG and LNG, is located at the company’s facilities in A Sionlla, a high strategic value for transport on the Northern highway. It also offers diesel, gasoline, LAG Blue, LPG and electric charging.
The company announced a significant expansion of its organics recycling operations in California with the acquisition of North State Bioenergy, an anaerobic digestion facility north of Sacramento that will break down the organic material and create biogas, which can be converted into renewable natural gas to fuel Republic’s truck fleet.
The Nordic energy company has put into operation a new bio-LNG filling station in northern Sweden. It is located in Luleå and will enable the company to meet growing customer demand for environmentally friendly biomethane, even in the northernmost parts of Sweden. The new facility is a result of cooperation with Sandahls Logistik.
