The bus and travel company Flix and the truck and bus manufacturer Scania are launching a long-term partnership to increase the use of biogas.

In Brittany, Linevia takes care of school bus connections. To make them even more comfortable and, above all, more climate-friendly, they use biogas buses.

Figures issued by the International Energy Agency show that 2022 was an absolute record year for biogas production, particularly in the USA and Europe!

The EU proposal on CO2 emission standards for new heavy-duty vehicles fails to go far enough: e-fuels and biogas are not yet included as part of the solution.

Many cities are trying to phase out diesel buses, which are reliable but not environmentally friendly. Berlin, Lisbon and Italy provide the best examples.

Trucks with CNG and LNG engines are making gains across Europe and experiencing a veritable sales boom in 2021, particularly in Germany, France and Poland.

With its new fleet of 350 CNG buses, Estonia’s capital is massively cutting CO2 emissions. For the same reason, Paris has also opted for additional CNG buses.

The new Iveco Daily with CNG engine offers enhanced driving pleasure and, for the first time in its vehicle class, also an 8-speed automatic transmission.