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The latest news from the world of more climate-friendly mobility

The cng-mobility.ch knowledge platform offers an overview of all the important news and trends in more climate-friendly mobility. Get valuable background knowledge and always stay up-to-date on what’s happening on the topic of sustainable mobility.

CNG engines from FPT Industrial

Planned expansion of range

Sergio Giordana, Chief Engineer at FPT Industrial, talks about the challenges of developing CNG engines and their possible applications.

Hydrogen filling station for trucks

Avia increases security of supply

Eastern Switzerland is becoming a hydrogen pioneer: in the Gossau industrial district, the 11th Swiss H2 filling station opened – it’s fully designed for HGVs.

Experts from Hitachi Zosen Inova

Orderly waste management is crucial

Hitachi Zosen Inova is a global market leader in the field of renewable gas, power-to-gas and energy production from waste materials. Here’s why.

Royal Mail is getting greener

UK postal service steps on the gas

CNG vehicles are very popular in England. The world’s biggest biogas filling station was opened and the postal service is using CNG rather than diesel trucks.

Acea figures prove it

Alternative engines on the rise

Trucks with CNG and LNG engines are making gains across Europe and experiencing a veritable sales boom in 2021, particularly in Germany, France and Poland.

Vogt Cargo steps on the gas

CO₂-free on the last mile

Reliable Bern-based freight and logistics specialist Vogt Cargo achieves maximum climate neutrality in its road transport operations – now with biogas trucks.

Climate-friendly fuel from farmyard manure

From the farm straight to the engine

The potential of farmyard manure for biogas production is huge. It is (still) too seldom used in Switzerland; a major project is currently underway in the USA.

Energy costs soar

CNG wins out in energy cost comparison

Exorbitant fuel prices are currently straining mobility budgets to the limit. An official comparison now shows that CNG cars are the cheapest to run.