Athens, June 22, 2026. “This is a moment we have been waiting for quite some time to see materialised in Greece and it demonstrates that the domestic LNG market is beginning to mature,” stated Alexandros Lagakos, Managing Director of Molgas for Eastern Europe. “Following a series of investments in the conversion of industrial consumers to LNG and in the development of the first LNG refuelling stations for vehicles, we are now pleased to deliver an alternative and competitive fuel to the Industry while using the same alternative fuel for transportation, significantly reducing the carbon footprint of our supply chain. We would like to thank our partner for their support in achieving this important milestone.”

“This delivery marks an important milestone for the Greek LNG market and highlights the potential of LNG not only as a fuel for industry, but also for the transportation activities that support the entire supply chain,” said Roberto Bakouras, General Manager of Italmetano Hellas. “Drawing on its extensive expertise in LNG, CNG and natural gas applications, Italmetano Hellas provides specialized transportation, logistics and technical support services across the natural gas value chain, contributing to the safe and efficient development of the market. The use of LNG-powered vehicles for LNG distribution is a clear example of the sector’s growing maturity and its ability to implement solutions that improve operational efficiency while reducing the environmental footprint of transportation. At the same time, it creates the conditions for the wider deployment of alternative fuels such as BioLNG, which are expected to play an increasingly important role in the energy transition of both transport and industry.”

By leveraging the new regulatory framework for Biomethane and the upcoming investments in production facilities, the next key challenge is the distribution of alternative fuels with zero (or even negative) carbon footprint through the use of BioLNG.

Building on its 30 years of experience and its presence in more than 17 countries, Molgas is already at the forefront of this sector across Europe as the largest independent LNG and BioLNG supplier, providing cleaner and renewable zero-emission fuels to end-users in the Maritime, Road Transport, and Industrial sectors. Always with the support of trusted partners such as Italmetano Hellas, which brings more than 10 years of experience in CNG and LNG transportation and extensive know-how in natural gas services, supporting projects across Greece and the wider Southeast European region.