An integrated energy, fuel, raw material, and chemical company, OMV, based in Vienna, is transforming into a leading company in sustainable fuels while playing a key role in the circular economy. The company is going through an important transformation to become climate-neutral by 2050 at the latest. About 40 per cent of OMV Group’s planned annual investments to support organic growth are intended for sustainable projects. As part of this transformation, OMV invests in and works with startups in the energy sector to drive progress in low-carbon business.
OMV has committed to supporting the goals of the Paris Agreement and key climate goals – zero greenhouse gas emissions from operations by 2050 or earlier, a leading position in the circular plastics economy (thanks to innovative solutions such as ReOil®) and at least 60 per cent portfolio made of low- or zero-carbon products. The goals will be achieved thanks to the increased use of crude oil for petrochemical products, a greater share of gas in the product portfolio, hydrogen solutions for mobility and industry, e-mobility solutions and the delivery of advanced biofuels.
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Growing number of e-vehicle chargers at OMV petrol stations
OMV Group plans to have more than 2,000 chargers at its petrol stations throughout Europe by 2030. As the number of electric car users is increasing in Serbia, the expansion of the electric charger network has taken place at 13 locations in the OMV Serbia network so far, in cooperation with partner companies. Together with its partners, OMV installed electric chargers at its petrol stations in Doljevac, Gradina, Bačka Topola 1, Lapovo Sever, Martinca 1, Kruševac, Vranje, Ruma, Beška 1, Bubanj Potok, Novi Sad and in Borska Street and Kneževac in Belgrade. The company plans to further expand the electric charger network throughout Serbia.
MaxxMotion petrol meets the highest quality requirements
The OMV Company is the first in Serbia to import 100-octane fuel from its refinery in Austria. OMV MaxxMotion 100plus petrol meets the highest quality requirements of the Worldwide Fuel Charter category 6, which enables maximum engine efficiency and minimum exhaust gas emissions. All OMV MaxxMotion Performance fuels, with their ACTIVEFLOW™ technology, protect the engine and extend its life. The new Euro 6 carbon emission standards came into force in 2014, and to adhere to these standards, OMV started using the SCR technology (Selective Catalytic Reduction). The AdBlue® liquid, which is required for implementing this technology and thanks to which pollutants such nitrogen and water, both harmless to the environment, is available at OMV petrol stations at all times.
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