April 23, 2026. ReFuels N.V. has through CNG Fuels signed a long-term agreement with Marks & Spencer (M&S) to provide Mobile Refueling Stations (MRS) at UK distribution centres.
The stations, owned and operated by CNG Fuels (40% owned by ReFuels), will support M&S’ continued expansion of its biomethane-powered HGV fleet. Today, M&S operates more than 210 Bio-CNG trucks, including approximately 150 Scania 4×2 and 26 Scania 6×2 trucks, and plans to increase its lower-emission fleet to more than 300 vehicles by the end of March 2027.
The MRS units will provide combined capacity to refuel up to 300 trucks daily and will complement CNG Fuels’ UK-wide network of 16 public-access Bio-CNG stations, which is expanding to support up to 20,000 trucks per day by end-2028.
“We are proud to support M&S as they shift towards more sustainable logistics. Biomethane is a cost-efficient, domestic here-and-now solution to decarbonize road transport, and our Mobile Refueling Stations help large fleets decarbonize quickly. This agreement underscores the rapid growth in demand from major UK retailers and distributors,” said Philip Fjeld, CEO and co-founder of ReFuels.
Julian Bailey, Transport Director at M&S, added: “Moving to lower-carbon logistics with reduced dependency on diesel and the increased use of new technologies and lower carbon fuels is key to achieving our Plan A Net Zero ambitions. We trialled a range of technologies and have chosen Bio-CNG as a key solution for decarbonizing our logistics fleet as it is a proven, flexible and cost-efficient fuel supported by mature infrastructure.”
Simon Gray, Specialist Sales Manager at Scania UK, said: “We are pleased to be working in collaboration with Marks & Spencer, and to be playing an active role in helping them reach their Plan A Net Zero ambitions. At Scania, we are driving the shift towards sustainable transport systems that are better for business, society and the environment. By working together with our partners, we can develop transport solutions that reduce our carbon footprints, while making sure that we continue to meet the demands of a growing population – profitably and sustainably.”
The agreement includes redeployment of one existing MRS and manufacturing of up to three new units, growing the MRS fleet from 10 to 14 by 2026.
