Air Liquide has inaugurated a new clean energy station in Servon, Ile-de-France, in partnership with Carrefour.
This station, designed and installed by Air Liquide, will provide fuel on bio natural gas for transport vehicles (bio-NGV).
The Servon station is the first of eight multi-clean energy stations that Air Liquide will roll out in France throughout 2017. They will join the six multi-energy stations that have already opened in France and in the UK.
Designed mainly for the transport of goods, these stations supply compressed and liquefied bio-NGV, as well as the Air Liquide’s liquid nitrogen (N2) solution blueeze™ for trucks equipped with a cryogenic refrigerating unit, instead of diesel. The station that just opened in Servon, like all of Air Liquide’s multi-energy stations, can fuel 80 trucks a day.
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