HAM will open a new CNG service station in Cornellà, Barcelona

The Gas Station will be located at the Galp Cornellà service station

HAM Group will open a compressed natural gas service station in Cornellà in the fall. It will be located in the current service station that Galp has in this province, on Albert Einstein Street, 08940, Cornellà de Llobregat, Barcelona (How to get there), next to the Cornellá-El Prat stadium, the WTC Almeda Park business center and the Bellvitge Hospital. Furthermore, its location is strategic as it is in one of the busiest points of Barcelona, close to the Ronda de Dalt and the Maresme Highway, roads with a high volume of traffic.

Galp has already announced the start of the authorization process for the installation and operation of the natural gas point, dispensed in compressed form, in the province of Barcelona. It will open during the fall, making this service station one of the first in its network of stations to make the possibility of refueling CNG available to its customers. Galp reaffirms its commitment to installing alternative fuel supply points at its service stations in Spain. The company also plans to open new natural gas points in Spain throughout 2016. In this way, the company reaffirms its commitment to innovation and respect for the environment, within the framework of compliance with European environmental objectives and Spanish. Likewise, it will continue working to offer a complete and diversified offer that includes traditional and alternative energies.

The CNG supply point in Cornellà will be designed, installed and commissioned by Grupo HAM, a pioneer company in the use of natural gas for vehicles and a benchmark within the gas sector, thanks to all of its service companies, dedicated, among other activities , to the design, construction and development of new CNG points. Currently, natural gas is experiencing strong expansion as an alternative for mobility in the transportation sector. It is characterized by facilitating lower consumption and being a sustainable fuel thanks to its reduced emission of polluting gases.