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Forerunner of the natural gas bus, the metropolis of Grenoble, in France, continues its investments with a new order for 20 articulated models with a length of 18 meters.

This installation will support the AP-66 that connects Asturias with León, the AP-64 that connects with the Cantabrian corridor of the A-8 and, at the same time, due to its proximity, to the transport of the city of Oviedo.

The aim of this partnership is to further expand the LNG/CNG refueling possibilities for heavy transport throughout Europe, and in particular in Germany and neighboring countries.

Dairy group Valio is using biogas generated by its Vuorenmaa dairy farm in Haapavesi to fuel a delivery vehicle.

GSP, the public transport company of Serbia’s capital Belgrade, said it has opened a tender for the delivery of 100 articulated buses running on CNG.

Increasing the country’s gasoline production by 20 million liters requires at least USD 15 billion, while boosting the country’s CNG output by the equivalent of the same amount would only need USD 1 billion.

The two stations, which are located in via di Torre Spaccata and in via di Tor Cervara, strengthen the supply of natural gas in Lazio and in particular in the area of the capital.

The grant will cover 20% of the difference between CNG and diesel vehicles, capped at €5,000, with a maximum €60,000 available to any one applicant.

Copergás intends to invest R$ 323 million in the period between 2020 and 2024 in the extension and interconnection of the natural gas distribution network for vehicles.

The AUVASA Board of Directors has approved the framework agreement for the acquisition of buses powered by CNG, which will allow the renewal of about 40% of the current fleet.