Retail giant Asda has unveiled plans to further expand its Bio-LNG (liquefied natural gas) infrastructure with the addition of two new refuelling stations. The facilities, located in Warrington and Dartford, UK, represent the retailer’s ongoing commitment to reducing carbon emissions across its logistics operations.
The new refuelling stations, developed in collaboration with fuel provider Gasrec bring Asda’s total number of BioLNG stations to thirteen. These strategically positioned sites across the UK support the company’s fleet of over 780 LNG-powered trucks, which is currently the largest in the UK.
BioLNG is emerging as a low-carbon alternative to traditional diesel fuel, making it a crucial component of Asda’s strategy to decarbonise its operations. The company has set ambitious sustainability targets, including achieving Net Zero emissions by 2040.
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