CNG Stations Belgium. Map and Listing

SUPPLIER	ADDRESS	CITY
ROLANDE	Kaai 528 Noorderlaan	Antwerpen
ROLANDE	De Heldinnenlaan 2	Utrecht
ROLANDE	Rooigemlaan 2	Gent
ROLANDE	Waggelwaterstraat 2	Brugge
ROLANDE	Boulevard Industriel 23	Mouscron
ROLANDE	Steenlandlaan 3	Beveren
ROLANDE	Chaussee de Mons 15	Nivelles
DATS24	Bergensesteenweg 824	Anderlecht
DATS24	RUE BAUDOUIN IER 78	Courcelles
DATS24	AUTOLEI 200	Wommelgem
DATS24	RUE PUITS-MARIE 61	Seraing
DATS24	CHAUSSEE DE CHARLEROI 153B	Namur
DATS24	KORTRIJKSTRAAT 226	Wevelgem
DATS24	BEVERSESTEENWEG 202,	Roeselare
DATS24	RUE JOSEPH DUFRANE 76	Frameries
DATS24	GROENVELDSTRAAT 71	Heverlee
DATS24	GENKERSTEENWEG 70	Hasselt
ROLANDE	Rue de la Verte Louche 2	Lessines / Ollignies
ROLANDE	Avenue P. Wilson 433	Jemappes

Belgian CNG filling station network

The use of compressed natural gas (CNG) is growing in Belgium as a sustainable alternative to traditional fuels. The network of CNG stations has expanded considerably since the opening of the first public station in the Walloon region in 2019. This article provides an updated overview of the available stations, their locations, main operators and future projects.

Evolution of CNG Stations in Belgium

The adoption of CNG as an alternative fuel in Belgium started modestly, driven by the need for cleaner mobility options and the collaboration of energy companies. In 2015, fewer than 50 stations were registered across the country; however, by 2024, the number has surpassed 100 locations, largely due to leading operators such as DATS 24, Enora, and G&V, who have committed to increasing the availability of CNG.

Current List of CNG Stations in Belgium

Currently, Belgium has more than 100 CNG stations spread across different cities. The main locations are in key urban areas such as Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Bruges. Below is a list of some of the main stations:

Brussels: Quai des Usines 22 (Total), Vilvoordsesteenweg 157 (Erdgas)
Antwerp: Vosseschijnstraat 42 (DATS24), Antwerpsesteenweg 148 (Q8)
Ghent: Rooigemlaan 2 (ENORA), Gentse Steenweg 26 (DATS24)
Bruges: Waggelwaterstraat 6 (ENORA)

CNG Stations Opening Projects and Forecasts for 2025

By 2025, a significant expansion of the CNG network in Belgium is planned, with openings in additional cities in Flanders and Wallonia. DATS24 and Total will lead these projects, prioritizing coverage in metropolitan areas and key transport routes.

Major CNG Station Operators in Belgium

DATS 24

As a subsidiary of Colruyt Group, DATS 24 leads the Belgian CNG market. With more than 70 stations, its network covers urban and suburban areas, especially in Flanders and Brussels. DATS 24 has announced further expansions in regions without direct access to CNG, seeking to support the transition to cleaner fuels in Belgium.

Enora

Enora, in collaboration with G&V and partners such as Engie and the Wallonie-Picarde intercommunality, has developed approximately 20 CNG stations focused on commercial fleets and residential users. In 2021, they opened the largest CNG station in Leuze, capable of supplying up to 10 trucks per hour, with advanced NGV2 technology. This effort aims to expand into high industrial traffic regions in Wallonia.

G&V Energy Group

G&V Energy Group, one of Belgium's largest independent operators, has incorporated CNG stations under the Enora brand and as part of its own management model. They currently manage approximately 20 stations in the country, including locations in strategic ports such as Antwerp and Zeebrugge. In collaboration with other companies, G&V plans new CNG installations and truck charging solutions in areas of high industrial demand.