ERG Multi Energéticos plans LNG and CNG station in Mexico
Spain’s HAM will design and supply the San Luis Potosí site, featuring an 80 m³ LNG tank and high-flow dispensers for long-haul trucks on a key freight corridor.
Mexican transport energy company ERG Multi Energéticos is developing a liquefied natural gas (LNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG) service station in Villa Hidalgo, in the state of San Luis Potosí. The site sits on an industrial and logistics corridor linking central and northern Mexico. Spanish company Grupo HAM will design and manufacture the station.
The facility will include an 80 m³ LNG storage tank, one dual LNG dispenser and two high-flow dual CNG dispensers, supported by two LNG pumps and four CNG pumps. It is designed to serve long-haul trucks and industrial vehicles, as well as professional transport operators moving freight and passengers.
No opening date has been announced. Grupo HAM described the contract as “another step in the international expansion” of the company.
HAM runs a network of natural gas stations for professional transport in Spain, the rest of Europe and South America. It also designs, builds and maintains stations and regasification plants.
