Eurowag expands truck-decarbonization services with launch of Biofuel Swap
- Eurowag
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Eurowag announced in mid-March that, through a strategic partnership with FincoEnergies, it is launching Biofuel Swap, a new service integrated into Eurowag’s digital-mobility ecosystem.
Biofuel Swap will help transport companies anywhere in Europe to achieve immediate, measurable and certified CO2 reductions—without changes to their operations.
Biofuel Swap is a flexible decarbonization solution based on renewable diesel, also known as hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), which can be used even where HVO is not physically available.
It supports Eurowag’s long-term strategy to help customers reduce their fleet’s carbon footprint without additional effort, infrastructure changes or hidden costs.
As a “virtual HVO” solution, Biofuel Swap allows customers to continue fueling with conventional diesel, while Eurowag arranges for an equivalent volume of HVO to be supplied into the European network through its certified partner, FincoEnergies.
Transport companies using Biofuel Swap receive an audited sustainability certificate to support ESG-reporting requirements from retailers and shippers.
The certificate includes the input fuel and emissions factor, the period covered and the estimated emissions saved.
Customers can request Biofuel Swap via Eurowag’s website.
“The transition to net zero in commercial road transport requires solutions that deliver immediate, scalable CO2 reductions across Europe,” said Matthias Maedge, an executive at Eurowag. “By combining our expanding HVO network with the new Biofuel Swap service, in cooperation with FincoEnergies, our customers experience no restrictions whatsoever and everything is fully certified.”
Eurowag customers benefit from FincoEnergies’ expertise in sustainable biofuels and emissions accounting, turning their ambitions into tangible climate impact.
“Road-transport decarbonization cannot wait for perfect conditions,” said Oliver Steen, FincoEnergies’ director of renewables in Germany. “Together with Eurowag, we are embedding decarbonization directly into daily transport operations, making sustainable biofuel solutions scalable, transparent and easy to adopt across Europe.”
Elmex Group, a Polish transport company, is among the leaders in adopting Eurowag’s Biofuel Swap service.
The company operates a modern fleet of Euro 6 trucks and provides transport services to major automotive, ecommerce, paper and other industrial clients across Europe.
“Elmex is a major investor in alternative energies, and leverages advanced TMS, WMS and telematics to cut CO2 emissions while keeping its operations efficient and future-proof,” said Elmex President Krzysztof Potok. “In addition to LNG and bioLNG, Biofuel Swap is an ideal addition to our low-carbon energy mix, and it is perfectly suited to our clients’ needs, offering a flexible solution for transportation in most of the countries where we operate.”
Eurowag, the operating name of W.A.G. Payment Solutions, is a leading pan-European integrated payments and mobility platform focused on the commercial road-transport industry.
It offers more than 2,000 alternative fuel stations, including over 700 HVO locations, as part of its acceptance network of more than 17,000 stations.
