Multi-energy station for trucks opens in north-eastern France
Air Liquide inaugurated its third clean multi-energy station dedicated to road transportation, in Duttlenheim, France. With this new facility, the company, which designs the stations, operates the infrastructure, and distributes the fuel, is contributing to the development of cleaner transportation solutions.
Just like the two stations opened earlier this year, this new multi-energy station, which is devoted to road freight, can refuel vehicles with CNG or LNG, produced in part from biomethane, which is a clean, renewable energy.
Air Liquide and Auchan Retail France jointly operate the station and, just like the Lesquin station, which opened on October 7, it is open to every company in the region with trucks with urban and interurban delivery routes that run on CNG and LNG.
This opening is part of Air Liquide’s strategy to promote clean transportation, and adds to the 48 CNG stations already operated by FordonsGas, a 100%-owned subsidiary of the group.