CNG Fuels plans to develop 60 low carbon hydrogen refuelling stations in the UK by 2026 as the company is set to trial hydrogen across its network of public access biomethane refuelling stations.
The company will achieve this by establishing a new branch, HyFuels, revealed today (Oct 27), that will identify the best hydrogen production pathways and infrastructure for heavy duty goods vehicles (HGVs).
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The trials carried out by HyFuels will be particularly important for haulers that operate <26 tonne trucks, with it set to support companies in navigating decarbonisation targets proposed by the government, including a potential ban on diesel engines by 2035.
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