The new dispensing point will be E. ON Gas Sweden’s first so-called “LCNG station”, where the gas will be supplied with either liquid natural gas (LNG) or liquefied biogas (LBG), and will then be converted into high pressure compressed gas.
“Having won the contract in competition with international companies shows Liquiline’s expertise in both liquid and compressed gases, and the company’s ability to design turn-key solutions based on demanding customer requirements,” said Liquiline’s CEO Dag Lilletvedt.
The executive added that the agreement also represents opportunities for additional filling stations and maintenance service, and is thus a chance for further growth in both Sweden and other countries where E.ON operates.
Source: Liquiline
