The Port of Rotterdam wants to realise a new multifuel bunker station for the refuelling of LNG and other cleaner fuels. Krabbegors/Duivelseiland at Dordrecht Inland Seaport has been designated as the location for this bunker station. Port of Rotterdam and PitPoint.LNG signed a letter of
PitPoint.LNG will build Germany’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering station in the harbor of Cologne. The new station will facilitate the bunkering of LNG powered inland waterways vessels that sail on Europe’s busiest transport waterway, the Rhine. The construction of the bunkering station is
European ports are busy hubs for the transportation of products from all over the world; at least 99 percent of all consumer goods are shipped by container. Ports in Europe are to a large extent the engines of their national economies. Unfortunately, there is a
Clean transport in 2030. That is our mission. And by that with clean transport we don’t just mean road transport. PitPoint is also focused on innovative cooperation with stakeholders to realise clean shipping.
The LNG-Motion project, in which PitPoint participates, was nominated by the European Commission for a grant of € 27,800,000 from the infrastructure fund Connecting Europe Facility for Transport (CEF-T). This project intends to pave the way for a massive roll-out of LNG truck filling stations
Axègaz recently opened the first of five public LNG stations in France. The clean fuel, LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas), can in future also be tanked at the Centre Régional de Transport de Lille-Lesquin site south of Lille. Another four LNG stations will be added in
PitPoint Clean Fuels and Primagaz Nederland BV signed an agreement on the takeover of 50% of the shares of PitPoint LNG by Primagaz. This newly formed joint venture will focus entirely on the exploitation of LNG for the automotive and marine market. Both companies will