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The latest news from the world of more climate-friendly mobility

The cng-mobility.ch knowledge platform offers an overview of all the important news and trends in more climate-friendly mobility. Get valuable background knowledge and always stay up-to-date on what’s happening on the topic of sustainable mobility.

Smet Group expands bio LNG fleet

Sharp criticism of European energy policy

Domenico De Rosa sounds the alarm and calls for a rethink of EU energy policy. At the same time, his Smet Group continues to invest in greater sustainability.

Piaggio expands the Porter family

CNG also available with all-wheel drive

The Piaggio Group has developed an all-wheel drive system for the Porter NP6 together with its long-standing partner for 4x4 drives, Officine Cucini.

Ultra-modern Kolly Aigle SA garage

Equipped for new drive systems

When constructing its new garage, Freiburg-based company Kolly Management SA planned ahead to accommodate gas, hydrogen and electric vehicles.

Porsche continues to invest in e-fuels

Going full throttle but climate-neutral

Porsche continues to invest in industrial e-fuel production. After Chile and the USA, a plant in Australia will also supply synthetic fuel.

AWM opts for CNG-Scania

60 biogas trucks close the cycle

Munich seeks to reduce its waste volumes and close material cycles. 60 refuse trucks with CNG drive and biogas in the tank are a contributing factor.

Shell’s bioLNG plant takes shape

Visible symbol of the energy revolution

Construction of Germany’s largest bioLNG plant is progressing rapidly. By the second half of 2023, it will supply up to 100,000 tonnes of CO2-neutral fuel.

Working safely with gas vehicles

Brief information for professionals

Driving with gas is just as safe as with petrol or diesel, and the risk of fire/explosion is even lower. Information on safe repairs to vehicles.

160 Iveco trucks with LNG and CNG engines

More sustainable long-distance transport

2 years ago, the Hegelmann Group bought 5 LNG HGVs for more sustainable long-distance transport. They were impressive. Now the fleet is being greatly expanded.