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CNG Fuels announces hydrogen lorry trials

CNG Fuels has announced plans to host hydrogen fuel trials in mid-2022 across its UK network of biomethane refuelling stations to support the future decarbonisation of HGVs. As part of its hydrogen ambitions the company has launched a new branch called HyFuels which it has established to identify the best hydrogen production pathways and infrastructure solutions for HGVs. Meanwhile, global consulting firm Wood has agreed a deal with Hygen Energy to accelerate the production of green hydrogen for decarbonising transport.

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