Gasum Launches 13th Liquefied Biogas Station at Port of Trondheim
Nordic energy company Gasum has expanded its Norwegian distribution footprint with a new liquefied biogas fueling station situated in the Port of Trondheim.
Energy company Gasum has commissioned a new liquefied biogas filling facility in Norway, establishing the station within the grounds of the Port of Trondheim. The site marks the company's thirteenth liquefied biogas installation across the Norwegian network.
Positioned centrally in the port area, the new infrastructure benefits from close proximity to the E6 highway, a critical arterial route for regional and national logistics.
Opening the facility is intended to bolster the supply of renewable fuels designated for heavy transport operations across the Trøndelag district.
Furthermore, the station enhances refueling capabilities for commercial road freight proceeding northbound along the E6 corridor, extending access to alternative fuels in the region.
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