How does Refuelling Work for (bio)CNG and (bio)LNG Vehicles?

By integrating (bio)CNG or (bio)LNG alongside conventional fuels, a multi fuel station provides a complete, one stop solution that increases convenience for customers, especially business fleets, and supports a wide range of transport needs in a single, accessible location.

In some areas, there may be no nearby service station, or existing sites may lack the space or infrastructure to accommodate new fuels or additional traffic. In such cases, a stand alone (bio)CNG or (bio)LNG refuelling station provides an efficient solution for locations with concentrated demand, such as logistics hubs, where time is critical and driving further to refuel directly impacts productivity and cost.

Public transport operations such as city bus services depend on absolute reliability. A dedicated refuelling station for (bio)CNG or (bio)LNG ensures continuous availability, with built in redundancy and controlled access so vehicles can refuel whenever required. This setup guarantees operational continuity and supports fleets that simply cannot afford downtime.

A tailored configuration that refuels vehicles over longer parked periods, for example during the night, reducing peak demand and enabling efficient overnight or depot‑based operations. That can offer less crucial transport a more economical solution.

Off grid biomethane & natural gas solutions provide a flexible energy supply model for industrial sites and operations that are not connected to a gas network or pipeline. By transporting biomethane or natural gas to satellite or on site installations, supplied in either compressed or liquefied form, customers can access energy directly where their activities take place. These solutions can support the refuelling of local fleets while using the same infrastructure to supply on site energy for power generation or heating.