Utrecht municipality recently presented its implementation programme ‘Transition Petrol Stations’, aimed at making petrol stations more sustainable. The programme aims to support filling stations in the transition to sustainable energy sources, including the installation of charging points for electric vehicles and the use of alternative fuels.
With EUR 25 million from the European Investment Bank (EIB), Resato Hydrogen Technology will expand its production capacity and take its own technology to the next few years. This should help the company with its ambition to have a network of 1,000 hydrogen filling stations by 2030.
Vandebron has handed over the management of all its charging stations for electric vehicles to Justplugin. The energy company wants to focus more on other core activities and will henceforth leave this part of the operation to a specialised party.
For his involvement in an armed robbery of a petrol station in Wognum, a man has been sentenced to 15 months in prison, of which six months on probation. The man supplied a firearm and ammunition to people he knew wanted to use it to commit a robbery.
Put it in your diary: Car Wash Show Europe will take place this year at EXPO Greater Amsterdam on Wednesday 24 and Thursday 25 September. This event focuses entirely on professionals in the international carwash industry and offers a comprehensive programme highlighting the latest developments, products and services.
With new refuelling locations in Drachten in Friesland and Poortvliet in Zeeland, TanQyou has further expanded its network of mobility hubs. The company emphasises that these are more than just places where people can fill up.
Charging player Fastned and One Hundred restrooms have entered into a strategic partnership, clinched in a European framework agreement. Together, they aim to offer electric drivers and others across Europe “a quality restroom experience”.
Flemish Mobility Minister Annick De Ridder (N-VA) wants to allow so-called supertrucks on Flemish motorways within two years. So write De Standaard and the other Media House newspapers on Thursday.
A consortium of companies, including Vissers Energy Group, has been awarded almost 5 million euros from the Hydrogen in Mobility Subsidy (SWiM) scheme. Most of that money will be used to purchase hydrogen-powered vehicles and about €1 million will be put into the construction of a hydrogen refuelling station in Venlo.