With partners from politics, science and industry, universities want to advance solutions for the storage and transport of renewable energy sources.

The network of biogas filling stations is growing and moving further north: Gasum is building a biogas and bio-LNG/LBG filling station in Keminmaa Finland.

The investment outlook of the European Biogas Association shows: Industry invests 18 billion euros to expand biomethane production by 2030.

The retailer Edeka is going full throttle on the subject of bio-LNG/LBG and wants to convert its entire diesel truck fleet to LNG propulsion.

Filling stations in Switzerland are regularly calibrated. This ensures the safety of those filling up and also the correct amount of fuel in the tank by checking the technical equipment.

Swiss biogas covers just a fraction of the gas demand. The 2023 Bioenergy Research Conference discussed how production could be increased.

The world’s second-largest liquefaction plant for bio- and synthetic fuels is being built in the heart of Germany. Capacity: 180 tonnes of bio-LNG per day.

Shell’s futuristic Starship showed how economical a diesel-powered truck can be. But it gets better: the vehicle has now been fitted with a CNG engine.