BayWa has opened a new Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) station in Germany, expanding its network for heavyduty vehicles up to 12 locations across the country. The new public filling station brings the total number of LNG sites in the Free State of Saxony to six.
In addition, there are plans to expand the new LNG station to include compressed natural gas (CNG). While LNG is used in long-distance transport with its high annual mileage, CNG is primarily used in local and distribution transport.
In both cases, gas-powered trucks are significantly less polluting and quieter than vehicles using conventional fuel – and can also compete with fossil fuels in terms of price.
