December 3, 2025. OG Clean Fuels plans to reshape the Dutch transport fuel market by cutting the national pump price of Bio-CNG from €1.85 to €1.49 per kilo starting January 1, 2026. The company says the new rate is not a temporary discount but a stable, long-term price aimed at offering predictability in a market where diesel costs continue to fluctuate.
Transport companies signing multi-year agreements may secure even lower rates. The move positions Bio-CNG as both a cleaner and more cost-effective alternative to diesel.
According to Johan Bloemsma, Managing Director of OG Clean Fuels Netherlands, demand for Bio-CNG is accelerating across Europe. “Through long-term price agreements, we can now offer a competitive rate and a total cost of ownership that sits structurally below diesel,” he said. Large operators like DHL Group and Amazon are already using the fuel, with stations installed directly on their sites in Germany.
OG Clean Fuels says the timing of the price cut is intentional. With the Netherlands introducing a truck charge in July 2026, upcoming changes to diesel excise duties, and Europe’s ETS2 expected to make fossil fuels more expensive over time, the company argues that the financial pressure on diesel is no longer a question of if, but how much.
Looking ahead, OG Clean Fuels stresses that no single energy source will define the future of transport. Alongside Bio-CNG, the company is expanding options including HVO100, Bio-LNG, hydrogen and electric charging to help carriers tailor cleaner, cost-efficient fuel strategies.
