First ‘multi-fuel’ LNG station for trucks opens in Belgium

The first manned station that dispenses ‘multi-fuel’ liquefied natural gas (LNG) has opened in Belgium. It was built by Dutch gas systems solutions firm LIQAL for Tankterminal, an operator of tank cleaning facilities and filling stations.

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The new station, according to a company release, dispenses LNG, diesel, AdBlue, and red gas oil and is strategically located in the main corridor between the Netherlands and France via the A16-E19 (Rotterdam-Antwerp) and A1-E17 (Paris-Lille-Ghent) highways.

It is equipped with a storage capacity of 73m³ and currently has the largest LNG buffer in the Benelux region for a total of four LNG dispensers.

Refuelling is possible with the Romac Fuels card for LNG, and with the own Tankterminal fuel card for LNG, diesel and AdBlue. Additional fuel cards will be added soon. The following payment cards are also accepted: DKV, UTA, Maestro, MasterCard, and Visa.