July 7, 2025. The filling station, located at Moskog Business Park, is located in a central and growing hub in the Norwegian municipality of Sunnfjord, and will meet the demand for low-emission fuel from local and national carriers. In addition to logistics players, the filling station will be open to the public.
The filling station in Moskog Business Park will be part of Gasum’s rapidly growing network of filling stations along the routes E39, E6, E18, RV3 and RV7.
The filling station, which was originally a pilot project, was opened in collaboration with the Norwegian Grønt Landtransportprogram and grocery store chain REMA and ensures a faster development of needed infrastructure for biogas in Norway. The pilot project and feedback from the transport industry gave Gasum the basis for investing in this station.
“At REMA, we are concerned about our environmental impact and we work purposefully every day to reduce our emissions. In transport, our goal is to replace all our own fossil fuel vehicles by the end of 2026. For REMA, biogas is part of the solution to achieve this goal. Gasum has proven to be positive and proactive in the establishment of new filling stations, as evidenced by the recent establishment in Førde. Our close collaboration and Gasum’s commitment contribute to REMA operating more and more biogas vehicles. Continued development of the network of biogas filling stations is crucial to be able to achieve the goal of climate-neutral transport,” says Anders Hustoft, Transport Director at Rema Distribusjon Norway AS.
“For Grønt Landtransportprogram, the biogas pilot has been one of the most concrete and successful projects we have carried out. We have gathered the value chain to find solutions that quickly cut emissions,” says GLP’s CEO, Ingelin Noresjø.
