ReFuels N.V. has commenced construction of a new refuelling station at Aylesford in Kent. The public access Bio-CNG station operated by ReFuels under the CNG Fuels brand will open additional transport routes for Southeast England, a region with a population of approximately 9.3 million. The station at Aylesford is owned by a joint venture (JV) with Foresight Group.

It will feature 12 fuel pump islands, allowing more than 500 trucks to be refuelling per day with a total capacity of more than 19 million kilograms (kg) of Bio-CNG annually. Serving major UK haulage routes, including the M20 and M2, the site is being built on land acquired from the John Lewis Partnership adjacent to Waitrose's southeast distribution centre, enabling the retail giant to rapidly grow its fleet of biomethane-powered heavy goods vehicles (HGVs), which is already the largest such fleet in the UK. The current CNG Fuels network in the UK can refuel more than 6,000 HGVs daily.

This equals an annual dispensing capacity of more than 264,000 tonnes of biomethane annually and a potential saving of more than 750,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually when compared to diesel. The year-end 2026 target of 30-40 stations in operation equals a total capacity of up to 15,000 HGVs per day and more than 600 million kg of biomethane annually. ReFuels has one more station under construction in Bangor, North Wales, which is due to start operations in the next months.

At least two further stations are expected to commence construction during the calendar year.