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Largest biogas filling station by Dutch OG Clean Fuels officially opened in Sweden

OG Clean Fuels officially opened a new biogas fuelling station on Ljusterögatan in the port of the Swedish city of Malmö on Friday. It is the largest refuelling location with renewable fuels that the Dutch company has so far built in Europe.

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