Fluxys: Zeebrugge terminal sees sharp uptick in bio-LNG demand, up 73%
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Company said the main customers are heavy road and maritime transport sectors, which are committed to greening.
Belgium-headquartered energy infrastructure group Fluxys recently reported that demand for bio-LNG at the Zeebrugge terminal rose in 2025 by 73% to over 2.5 TWh.
The company said the main customers are heavy road and maritime transport sectors, which are committed to greening.
“Bio-LNG accounted for almost 40% of small shiploads and almost 70% of loaded LNG trucks, which primarily supply LNG truck filling stations,” the company said when announcing its Belgium 2025 annual results.
Following a surge in 2024, when the volume of bio-LNG increased ninefold compared to 2023, the company said the upward trend is clearly continuing.
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Published: 7 April, 2026
