Gasum has opened a new gas station in the Finnish town of Rauma. This new station offers both liquefied and compressed gas and compressed gas, allowing both passenger cars and heavy-duty vehicles to refuel with biogas, a fuel that contributes significantly to reducing emissions.
Likewise, the strategic location of the station, close to the port and local industry, provides an advantage for companies in the area.
Heavy haulers have requested a station in Rauma, as it is an important logistics center.
Juho Kurra, Gasum’s Transport Business Manager for Finland, points out.
Biogas: A solution to reduce emissions
The use of biogas plays a key role in reducing emissions from emissions from heavy transport, which currentlyThe use of biogas plays a key role in reducing emissions from heavy transport, which currently account for about 40% of total emissions in Finland. By opting for this fuel, logistics and transport companies can reduce their vehicle emissions by up to 90% compared to the use of fossil fuels. conventional fossil fuels such as diesel. conventional fossil fuels such as diesel.
Gasum, committed to a carbon-neutral futurehas stopped distributing natural gas at all of its stations in stations in Finland since the end of August since the end of August, concentrating solely on biogas. This strategy aligns with the company’s goal of offering up to seven terawatt hours (TWh) of renewable gas annually in the Nordic market by 2027, achieving a potential reduction of 1.8 million tons of carbon dioxide.
A gas station designed for local needs
The Rauma station is located at Staiivitie 2, strategically positioned close to highway number eight, making it an ideal supply point for coastal traffic. The presence of an active forestry industry and a busy port in Rauma increases the demand for clean fuels. clean fuels in the region. in the region.
The inauguration of this station responds to a growing need in the heavy transport sector and reaffirms Gasum’s commitment to sustainable mobility. It also enables companies in the area to adopt more environmentally friendly practices, meeting their emission reduction goals.
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