September 20, 2025. During the summer, Gasum and Preem signed a strategic cooperation agreement that enables Preem’s corporate customers to refuel liquid and compressed biogas at Gasum stations in Sweden.
Road transport accounts for one-third of Sweden’s greenhouse gas emissions, and last year, these emissions increased by 18 percent. Increasing biogas use in road traffic is one of the most efficient ways to reduce these emissions.
The partnership is part of both companies’ long-term commitment to reducing emissions in the transport sector and supporting the transition to a more sustainable energy system in Sweden.
“Since entering the Swedish market in 2019, we have been building a nationwide network of LBG filling stations to help trucking companies reach their emission-reduction goals. With the network now in place, this partnership makes it even easier for more logistics providers and drivers to choose sustainable alternatives and to be a part of the transition to cleaner transports”, says Sharareh Edström, Head of Traffic Sweden, Gasum.
“Biogas is a fantastic product that can be produced from food waste, manure, damaged crops or wastewater from industry. By making use of these wastes, biogas contributes to a circular economy and reduces our dependence on importing fossil energy. The fact that we at Preem can now offer our customers both CBG and LBG through Gasum’s nationwide station network is really positive, as biogas is an important piece of the puzzle in the transition for transport companies”, says Daniel Granquist, Business Development at Preem.
