June 25, 2025. The Czech subsidiary of Hungarian energy company MVM, Innogy, has acquired 32 compressed natural gas (CNG) filling stations from its competitor E.ON. Following the completion of the transaction, the company’s network expanded to a total of 107 stations from July 1, 2025.
“This acquisition moves innogy into the position of the clear leader of CNG mobility in the Czech Republic,” said Jiří Šimek, CEO of Innogy Energo. “CNG is to play an important role in reducing emissions from transport in the coming years, and we will be there. At the same time, we are also investing in the production of biomethane to ensure renewable fuel for use in transport.”
There have been 75 CNG filling stations in the Innogy network so far, and sales in the year exceeded 19 million kilograms of CNG. At the E.ON stations, customers took over two million kilograms of CNG last year.
