Rolande achieves 25th bio-LNG station milestone
The company recently opened a new site in Heteren to support the transportation sector’s transition into cleaner fuels.
Rolande has opened a new station at the Poort van Midden Gelderland business park in Heteren, Netherlands, focused on bio-LNG for heavy road transport. This new opening brings the total number of locations to 25, marking another step in making road transport more sustainable.
The construction of this filling station is part of the BioLNG4EU project, subsidized by the European Union from the CEF program.
Strategically located on a number of important transport routes, the new station encourages nearby companies to take their initial steps towards sustainability in their fleet as well. The self-service station offers two LNG pumps for refueling operations.
“The expansion of our network is important for making freight transport more sustainable. Bio-LNG is a completely fossil-free and circular product. It saves up to 100 percent CO2 emissions when compared to diesel. By making bio-LNG transport possible on a larger scale, together with our customers we are contributing to the European Commission’s goal of this sector operating in a climate neutral way by 2030,” said Jolon van der Schuit, CEO at Rolande.
Rolande’s 14th Dutch location joins an already existing bp forecourt on the same site where passenger cars and trucks can refuel petrol or diesel.
