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Registration Phase for the Premiere of Fuel & Gas Logistics Has Kicked-off The premiere of Fuel & Gas Logistics will take place at Leipziger Messe from 22 to 24 October 2024. Exhibitor registrations for the international trade fair for the logistics of energy sources, lubricants and industrial gases are now open on the event website. Continue reading

Changing Energy Markets – Consequences for Vehicle Manufacturers Currently, the media are full of discussions on energy and mobility topics to an extent hardly ever seen before. The end of ICEVs, a gradual ban on oil and gas heating systems and a reduction in the use of biogenic fossil fuels such as wood pellets are all plans set out by both the Agricultural and Environmental ministries to try and move away from biofuels. The direction of movement is clearly towards electrification and debates on the topic are highly ideological. Continue reading

Is the Electrification of Transportation a Realistic Goal? According to preliminary figures released by the Federal Environment Agency, the transport sector once again did not meet its CO2 emission targets last year. To get the climate data back on track and make up for the current deficit in emissions reduction by 2030, the mobility summit in early January 2023 reaffirmed its target of putting at least 15 million fully electric cars (BEVs) on Germany's roads by then. Continue reading

Mobility Concepts: A Broad Mix of Possible Options There are many technical options to move goods from A to B while keeping emissions as low as possible. Which of these will eventually prove most practicable and economical is still to be decided. What will trucks look like in future? Continue reading

Expo PetroTrans Becomes Fuel & Gas Logistics: A Trade Fair Starts Afresh From 22 to 24 October 2024, expo PetroTrans will be relaunched under the new name of Fuel & Gas Logistics at Leipziger Messe. With an expanded portfolio and additional visitor target groups, the trade fair content has been updated to focus more strongly on the ongoing market changes caused by the energy transition. Continue reading