CNG filling stations in Czech Republic in

The Czech CNG filling station network is unrivalled in Europe, with an average of one retail CNG filling station every 14 kilometres of motorway. And if we include county roads and all non-public filling stations, drivers in the Czech Republic encounter on average one CNG refuelling point every seven kilometres.

Current data from the Ministry of Industry and the Czech Association of Petroleum Industry and Trade (ČAPPO) confirm that the national network of filling stations is unrivalled in comparison with other European countries. In other European countries, drivers have to drive at least three times as many kilometres before finding a place to refuel on the motorway.

However, the implementation of CNG in the Czech Republic does not stop there, the first projects are also emerging that allow biomethane to be injected into the gas network to be used as a transport fuel. The development of biomethane production is also supported by the European Union, which considers it a sustainable local energy source. The Czech Republic is gradually preparing for further expansion of this technology by establishing more favourable technical and economic conditions for its producers. Biogas has long been used to produce electricity and heat. However, this medium can also make a significant contribution to the greening of the transport sector.

And so, in the Czech Republic there are currently 232 CNG filling stations open to the public. A number that is constantly growing.