Tamoil Italia, Snam4Mobility open new CNG refuelling station
A new compressed natural gas (CNG) refuelling station developed in collaboration with Tamoil Italia and Snam4Mobility was inaugurated in Italy on 12 April.
The station in Trentino-Alto Adige along the Brenner motorway, which will also supply biomethane, forms part of an agreement signed by the two companies in 2019 to expand the sustainable natural gas mobility infrastructure in Italy. Other refuelling stations created by the two firms will be inaugurated by May in Abruzzo, Lombardy, Marche, and Piedmont.
The Tamoil station in Paganella Est further expands the supply of natural gas along the A22 becoming the first motorway station to supply biomethane taken from the Snam network, further promoting green and renewable mobility.
Silvia Gadda, retail manager at Tamoil Italia, said: “Tamoil has always been attentive to the needs of its customers and market developments. This new service station represents a concrete response to the growing demand for green, sustainable, and future-oriented mobility, while maintaining high standards of quality, offer, and competitiveness.”
“With the inauguration of the first station built in collaboration with Tamoil Italia, we take a further step towards strengthening the Italian natural gas and biomethane distribution infrastructure along the motorways,” commented Andrea Ricci, senior vice president of filling stations at Snam4Mobility.
“Snam4Mobility will continue to invest to allow alternative and sustainable fuels such as CNG, LNG, biomethane, bio-LNG and hydrogen to promote the decarbonisation of mobility for cars, commercial vehicles, heavy transport, and local public transport.”
The station in Trentino-Alto Adige along the Brenner motorway, which will also supply biomethane, forms part of an agreement signed by the two companies in 2019 to expand the sustainable natural gas mobility infrastructure in Italy. Other refuelling stations created by the two firms will be inaugurated by May in Abruzzo, Lombardy, Marche, and Piedmont.
The Tamoil station in Paganella Est further expands the supply of natural gas along the A22 becoming the first motorway station to supply biomethane taken from the Snam network, further promoting green and renewable mobility.
Silvia Gadda, retail manager at Tamoil Italia, said: “Tamoil has always been attentive to the needs of its customers and market developments. This new service station represents a concrete response to the growing demand for green, sustainable, and future-oriented mobility, while maintaining high standards of quality, offer, and competitiveness.”
“With the inauguration of the first station built in collaboration with Tamoil Italia, we take a further step towards strengthening the Italian natural gas and biomethane distribution infrastructure along the motorways,” commented Andrea Ricci, senior vice president of filling stations at Snam4Mobility.
“Snam4Mobility will continue to invest to allow alternative and sustainable fuels such as CNG, LNG, biomethane, bio-LNG and hydrogen to promote the decarbonisation of mobility for cars, commercial vehicles, heavy transport, and local public transport.”
