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GasHighWay information leaflet in Swedish

Swedish Gas Centre has published an information leaflet in Swedish. A total of 13,500 copies were distributed through insertion in two energy business periodicals ("Energigas” and "Energimagasinet”). Please, read the leaflet!

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Second GasHighWay magazine has been published!

The year 2011 of the GasHighWay project has been successful. The highlights of the year are published in the GasHighWay Magazine.

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National reports on current status of biogas production

Within the GasHighWay project implementation each country (excluding Sweden) has provided the national report on current status of biogas production as well as identification of legal and other important conditions for biogas upgrading potential. National reports also inform on market

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GasHighWay

The European Union has set the target of increasing the share of biofuels and so-called alternative fuels, including natural gas, in traffic to 10 and 20 %, respectively, by 2020.

In order to overcome these barriers, a European project called GasHighWay has been established, aiming at promoting the uptake of gaseous vehicle fuels, namely biomethane and CNG, and especially the realisation of a comprehensive network of filling stations for these fuels spanning Europe from the north, Finland and Sweden, to the south, Italy - in other words: the GasHighWay.

Picture: Martti Hänninen, Finland

Highlights

The GasHighWay route to 2050 - The alternative way for sustainable mobility today

Seminar Programme

BLOGS by gas vehicle drivers.

Google Maps

Map of existing
filling stations

Download the gas filling stations to your navigator

Map of existing
biogas upgrading units.

A Trans-European Road to Renewable Mobility – seminar 28.1.2010 Malmö, Sweden

Seminar Programme
Seminar Presentations

Coming events

In Germany

22.02.2012: National workshop in Berlin (within the "BiogasWorld"). The programme

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