
German company ICODOS has built a demonstration plant in Mannheim for making CO2-neutral methanol with biogases from sewage water. The fuel in question is intended for shipping.
German company ICODOS has built a demonstration plant in Mannheim for making CO2-neutral methanol with biogases from sewage water. The fuel in question is intended for shipping.
A new form of scam is circulating at French petrol stations. Criminals there approach motorists with fabricated stories to extort money.
Following the opening in early April of a new station in Halle, Gelderland, Kuster Energy has now opened an unmanned filling station at Bedrijvenpark A18 in Wehl, Gelderland. With the new locations, Kuster Energy is now very close to a network of 50 filling stations.
Those heading south along the Autoroute du Soleil soon may no longer need charging stations. Researchers are trying to show that solar panels on cars could ease pressure on Europe’s charging network.
Owners of electric cars will pay 70 per cent motor vehicle tax next year, based on the weight of the car. This is 5 percentage points lower than previously agreed. This is according to Minister Sophie Hermans’ approved climate plans in the council of ministers.
Infrastructure and Water Management Minister Barry Madlener opened a new charging plaza at Vissers Energy Group in Breda on 24 April. The charging plaza was officially inaugurated by an electric truck at Esso Vissers Steenakker in Breda during a festive opening.
WEX, a leading provider of fuel card and fleet management solutions, has announced a new partnership with Sakko Tankstations, a fuel retailer in the Netherlands. This strategic alliance expands WEX’s fuel network, giving customers access to all 40 Sakko filling stations across the country. WEX customers in the Netherlands now have access to more than…
Of the 550 Shell stations in the Netherlands, ninety are now equipped with fast-charging facilities. As part of this ongoing expansion, the company recently tapped the 500 fast chargers within our country’s borders.
In Austria, the state oil company OMV will close all filling stations where passenger cars can fill up with hydrogen in the coming months. Reason is the disappointing demand for the green energy source. The development is not isolated, as hydrogen filling stations in Germany are also closing their doors.