The climate and environmental impact of transport is one of Sweden's main policy challenges. And so, the Swedish Parliament has decided that Sweden will have a fossil fuel-free vehicle fleet by 2030. There are already several initiatives underway to formulate a strategy, with clear measures, to achieve this goal and road transport is the sector of society that most depends on petroleum products.

To achieve this, policy makers and authorities must draw up a concrete action plan for the introduction of infrastructure and the construction of the market, in cooperation with the actors in the sector. The proposal for a national biogas strategy, which Energigas Sweden has drawn up together with several other actors, should be an important starting point for the penetration of Liquefied Natural Gas in the transport sector in Sweden.

Already today the network of service stations that offer LNG, or Bio LNG, is numerous for the country's needs. And it is the objective of the country's authorities to move towards a total introduction of Bio-LNG Recharging Stations, as an alternative fuel with negative emissions, that is, they emit less CO2 than they remove from the atmosphere.