Főgáz unit to open another CNG filling station

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Főgáz CNG plans to open another compressed natural gas (CNG) filling station in the first half of 2017, the company told Hungarian news agency MTI on Friday.

The company is a unit of Főgáz, the gas distribution subsidiary of Hungaryʼs state-owned utilities company ENKSZ. 

The new CNG filling station will be the companyʼs sixth, adding to the four stations it already operates in Budapest and one in Kaposvár (in southwest Hungary).

Főgáz CNG posted net revenues of HUF 740 million last year.

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