Horváth Ádám from the MOL group outlined the potential of biogas as a cost-effective and feasible solution to meet ambitious EU targets for zero-emission buses and freight transport. The workshop also featured insights from MVM Mobility, emphasizing their focus on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG).
The subsequent roundtable discussion provided a practical perspective on the challenges and successes in transitioning to sustainable mobility, covering topics such as the quality of biogas, experiences with CNG-based fleets, their comparison to the already existing mostly diesel powered fleets, and plans for electric and hydrogen vehicles. The consensus among participants was the need for diversification in greener fuel options (electric, CNG, hydrogen) to ensure a sustainable and efficient transportation sector and to reduce the risk in reliance on a single solution.
The next workshop is scheduled for February 9. The collaborative efforts between industry leaders and government bodies are steering the nation towards a greener and more eco-friendly transportation landscape.