Gasum continues to build and strengthen the Nordic gas ecosystem by opening new LNG an
d LBG filling stations across the Scandinavian region. The Nordic energy gas company is building new LNG filling stations in Sweden and Norway, as well as expanding the existing LNG filling station network in Finland.
“Gasum is actively building a Nordic gas ecosystem and we are planning to open 25 new gas filling stations in different locations all around Sweden, including Jönköping. LNG and LBG offer the heavy road transport segment a practical and cost-effective alternative to traditional fossil fuels. LNG and LBG can reduce carbon dioxide emissions significantly,” says Markus Olsson, Managing Director, Gasum AB.
“One heavy-duty vehicle releases the same amount of emissions as ten passenger vehicles do, which is why environment-friendly fuel solutions are needed in this sector to reduce emissions that come from transport. The use of LNG and LBG is a cost-effective way to reduce emissions,” Olsson states.
Biogas is produced through the processing of various types of organic waste. If heavy-duty vehicles use LBG as fuel, the emission reduction can be as much as 85% compared to fossil fuel.
Gasum will exhibit at the Elmia Lastbil fair a popular event for the whole trucking industry, taking place at the Elmia Exhibition and Convention Center, Jönköping, from August 22–25.
Source: Gasum