Europe Natural gas vehicle

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1 europe

1.1 germany
1.2 greece
1.3 ireland
1.4 italy
1.5 ukraine
1.6 united kingdom





europe

cng-powered bus in italy



cng-powered buses in horlivka, eastern ukraine


germany

germany hit milestone of 900 cng filling stations nationwide in december 2011. gibgas, independent consumer group, estimates 21% of cng filling stations in country offer natural gas/biomethane mix varying ratios, , 38 stations offer pure biomethane.


greece

greece uses natural gas buses public transport in athens.


ireland

bus Éireann introduced first ngv on 17 july 2012. operate on 216 city centre mount oval, rochestown, route until mid-august on trial being undertaken in partnership ervia. eco-city bus made man.


italy

natural gas traction quite popular in italy, due existence of capillar distribution network industrial use since late 50s , traditionally high retail price petrol. of april 2012 there 1173 filling stations, located in northern regions, while fleet reached 730,000 cng vehicles @ end of 2010.


ukraine

ukraine’s first compressed natural gas refueling station (cngs) commissioned in 1937. today, there well-developed cngs network across country. many buses converted run on cng during 1990s, economic reasons. retrofitted cylinders visible atop vehicle s roof and/or underneath body. despite age, these buses remain in service , continue provide reliable public transport combined environmental benefits of cng.


united kingdom

cng buses beginning used in uk, e.g. reading buses.








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