ReFuels, the supplier of renewable biomethane (Bio-CNG) for HGVs, has signed a long-term agreement with Marks & Spencer to provide Mobile Refuelling Stations (MRS) at UK distribution centres.
The stations, owned and operated by CNG Fuels – 40% owned by ReFuels – will support M&S’ continued expansion of its biomethane-powered HGV fleet.
MRS units are trailer based, and installation can be completed quickly with minimal site works.
Currently, M&S operates more than 210 Bio-CNG trucks, including about 150 Scania 4×2 and 26 Scania 6×2 trucks, and plans to increase its lower-emission fleet to more than 300 vehicles by the end of March 2027.
The MRS units will provide combined capacity to refuel up to 300 trucks daily and will complement CNG Fuels’ UK-wide network of 16 public-access Bio-CNG stations, which is expanding to support up to 20,000 trucks per day by end-2028.
Bio-CNG is a renewable fuel produced from domestic waste feedstocks, including food waste and agricultural by-products such as manure, supporting energy security and supply resilience.
It delivers up to 85% lower CO₂ emissions compared to traditional diesel-powered vehicles.
By the end of 2028, the target for ReFuels is to have a capacity to serve 20,000 HGVs per day, while the long-term ambition is to become Europe’s leading integrated supplier of alternative fuels for commercial fleets.
Philip Fjeld, CEO and co-founder of ReFuels said: “We are proud to support M&S as they shift towards more sustainable logistics.
“Biomethane is a cost-efficient, domestic here-and-now solution to decarbonise road transport, and our Mobile Refuelling Stations help large fleets decarbonise quickly.
“This agreement underscores the rapid growth in demand from major UK retailers and distributors.”
