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Gas - all type of vehicles & transport modes Riga, 22 June 2016 1 CNG Significant reduction/avoidance of CO2 emissions Integration of Bio-Methane, no blending limitations Substantial reduction of Particles and NOx Reduction in noise levels Only real alternative to oil available today! LNG

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Gas - all type of vehicles & transport modes

Riga, 22 June 2016 1

CNG

• Significant reduction/avoidance of CO2 emissions • Integration of Bio-Methane, no blending limitations• Substantial reduction of Particles and NOx • Reduction in noise levels • Only real alternative to oil available today!

LNG

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CNG station. Ljubljana, Slovenia

L-CNG station. Antwerp, Belgium

LNG bunkering. Nynashamn, Sweden

- NGVs are a reality, products are increasingly available and competitive in price.

- Intermodality: road (CNG and LNG) and waterborne (LNG) related infrastructures for natural gas refuelling complement each other.

- Sustainable investments: CNG and LNG are fully compatible and the perfect partner for the integration of renewables – no blending limitations.

Lack of CNG & LNG infrastructure

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Green gas principle – life cycle emissions

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Well-To-Wheel (WTW) - GHG emissions in CO2 g/km

*Basis: (Petrol, naturally aspirated engine), Fuel-consumption: 7l/100 Km

Source: dena, JEC

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Lowest pollutant emissions with natural gas

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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

0.36

0.15

0.10

0.02

PM (g/kWh)EUR I(1993)

EUR II(1996)

EUR III(2001)

NOx (g/kWh)

EUR IV(2006)

EUR V(2009)

EUR VI(2013)

NGV

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CEF / EFSI / CPT: main drivers gas mobility

Riga, 22 June 2016

Source: European Commission

Detailed provisions for CNG and LNG:

- CNG in cities and densely populated areas by 2020.

- CNG & LNG along TEN-T core network by 2025.

- LNG in sufficient TEN-T seaports by 2025.

- LNG in sufficient TEN-T inland ports by 2030.

- Common technical standards by 2016.

Member States have to develop National Policy Frameworks until 18 November 2016

LCNG station, Gasrec, UK

CNG station, Bohlen & Doyen, Germany

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Current European CNG Market

Source: NGVA Europe, 31.12.2014

25,000 Buses and Trucks 1,2 million Light Duty Vehicles

EU (examples)

Italy Germany Sweden Austria Bulgaria

900

10050

8.561

Expressed on thousand vehicles

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Current European LNG market

> 200

> 25

< 10

None

Spain318 trucks

Source: NGVA Europe, 01.12.2014

1.500 LNG Vehicles

Mainly UK, NL & Spain

Spain306 trucks

Sweden69 trucks

Netherlands387 trucks

Italy56 trucks

UK621 trucks

Turkey2 trucks

Switzerland1 truck

Belgium33 trucks

Finland1 trucks

Portugal11 trucks

France10 trucks

Poland46 buses11 trucks

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Russia

1 truck