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Flogas and bio-waste management company College Group have announced a significant renewable gas agreement.

The brand reaffirms its commitment to offering high-performance solutions for the logistics sector.

The new vehicles are 18.73-meter MAN articulated buses, powered by CNG hybrid technology.

Seventeen vehicles run on biomethane produced from organic waste and wastewater in the region.

From 1 to 4 September 2026, Hamburg will once again become the meeting point for the international maritime industry.

Developed by the joint venture Biogaz44, this new facility will open in December 2026.

Petroperú emphasized that incorporating CNG represents an opportunity for operators to expand and diversify their product offerings.

The buses will be incorporated into routes serving different neighborhoods of the capital city of Misiones in the near future.

It contributes to the promotion of biomethane as a sustainable solution for the decarbonization of road transport.

RNG remains the most immediate, cost-effective way to decarbonize heavy-duty transportation.