Over 10 years, Russian NGV refueling network expanded threefold, comprising 728 service stations as of early 2023. CNG total sales have increased fourfold across the country since 2012, amounting to about 1.5 billion cubic meters last year. The NGV fleet is also being consistently expanded: there are about 285,000 natural gas vehicles in Russia today.
The new facility is located at the Repsol service station in Ojáiz (Santander) and will contribute to the decarbonization of mobility in the region. It can refuel both passenger cars and short and medium-distance distribution vehicles, and joins the seven CNG stations that Repsol and Nortegas have already opened in Vizcaya, Guipúzcoa, Asturias, Madrid, Álava, and La Rioja.
The new filling station, designed and built by HAM Criogénica, has two LNG dispensers (three hoses) to refuel trucks and heavy vehicles, and two CNG dispensers (three hoses) to refuel cars, light vehicles, and trucks. It is located at Cañada Berciana 9A, next to the A-6 (Northwest highway) and the N-630, in Benavente, Province of Zamora.
The new facility will cover the entire hydrogen cycle: production, storage and distribution of green hydrogen in a totally innovative comprehensive engineering commitment that has an investment of 10.86 million euros co-financed by the ERDF. 10 hydrogen buses, the first in the municipal fleet, will start refueling at this station in the first months of 2024.
The Vice Minister of Hydrocarbons met with the Regional Governor of Ayacuchano and ratified the ministry’s commitment to make the Integrated Gas Transportation System – Southern Zone of Peru a reality. Work is being done to advance the project for the construction of natural gas networks for Huamanga, intended for vehicular, residential and commercial use.
Ohra Energie has placed a new order for which Lower Saxony-based EnviTec Biogas will implement its innovative gas upgrading technology as a single-stage process for the first time. The initiative encompasses a single-stage gas upgrading plant that is operated with only five SEPURAN® Green Membranes. The purified methane is then fed directly to the CNG station.
This new facility, located in Avilés (Asturias), has the capacity to serve all types of vehicles -buses, delivery vans, cars and short and medium distance trucks- and will allow the expansion of public-access NGV refueling infrastructure. The choice of this location responds to a strategic position in relation to the traffic density of the area and its proximity to logistics centers.
This new facility, located in Visalia, is a collaboration with Valley Pacific, one of California’s largest fuel marketers. Chevron’s CNG efforts complement the strength of its traditional products business with new offerings that help customers support a lower carbon future. CNG and biomethane are essential technologies in this portfolio of solutions.
Enagás Renovable and Genia Bioenergy announced the creation of a joint venture to create ‘The Green Vector’ (TGV), a platform to promote the development of biomethane from organic waste in Spain. The initiative integrates all the actors in the waste recovery chain, including the production, distribution and final consumption of biomethane.
revis bioenergy will supply Liqvis with bio-LNG from mid-2023, produced exclusively from advanced waste and residual agricultural materials in accordance with EU regulation RED II. Liqvis plans to offer bio-LNG for heavy duty transport at its LNG stations in Germany and to gradually convert its entire supply portfolio to 100% biomethane.
