• innogy strengthens its position as number one on the Czech CNG market
• innogy's network expands by 32 CNG stations to a total of 107

innogy, a 100% MVM-owned Czech subsidiary, has acquired 32 CNG filling stations from its competitor E.ON. Following the completion of the transaction, innogy Energo becomes the operator of the stations from 1 July 2025. With this acquisition, we will strengthen our leading position in the Czech CNG market.

“This acquisition moves innogy into the position of the clear leader of CNG mobility in the Czech Republic. Thanks to the acquisition, we now have coverage throughout the Czech Republic with more than a hundred filling stations. CNG is to play an important role in reducing emissions from transport in the coming years, and we will be there. At the same time, we are also investing in the production of biomethane to ensure renewable fuel for use in transport,” said Jiří Šimek, CEO of innogy Energo.

There have been 75 CNG filling stations in the innogy network so far, and sales in the year exceeded 19 million kg of CNG. At the E.ON stations, customers took over 2 million kg of CNG last year. After the acquisition of innogy, the MVM subsidiary operates a total of 107 CNG filling stations throughout the Czech Republic.