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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.

Global biogas production in 2022

Record: 7 billion cubic metres of biogas

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

Arla Foods sets itself more ambitious CO₂ targets

More biogas trucks for less CO₂

With biogas trucks, green electricity and low-energy solutions, international dairy company Arla Foods seeks to optimise its ambitious climate targets.

Comparison of energy costs

CNG is the cheapest option

When prices rise, customers and the Swiss price watchdog keep close track. It’s better to compare energy costs: CNG is ahead of the pack.

Nicholls Transport opts for LNG fleet

CO₂ savings of 449 tonnes with LNG

Despite rising costs, British family-owned company Nicholls Transport has maintained its LNG strategy and has been rewarded by customers for its commitment.

Piaggio Porter NP6 Van tested for practicality

Plenty of space – whatever the use

The Piaggio Porter is a small, agile CNG hybrid that many people underestimate. The Italian-made vehicle is how available in a practical van version, too.

Digital solution by Neste and Scania

Evidence of sustainable operation

Is a truck running on fossil fuels or on sustainable fuels such as biodiesel or biogas? A digital solution by Scania and Neste seeks to provide clarity.

CO₂ proposal for heavy-duty vehicles

EU falls short on renewable fuels

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.

Biogas fuels complex energy project

A cheesemaker and energy entrepreneur

Master cheesemaker Martin Götschi saves up to 100,000 litres of heating oil per year thanks to a biogas plant – and lots of initiative and determination.