Aegis Energy in the UK has received a significant boost of £100 million for developing a comprehensive recharging and refuelling network focusing on clean energy solutions. This investment from Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners will support the construction of Aegis Energy facilities that will offer various refuelling options including electric, hydrogen, HVO, and bio-CNG for trucks and vans. The company aims to establish up to 30 hubs across the country by the end of the decade, positioning itself as a pioneer in low-carbon infrastructure and e-mobility. The initiative targets a critical gap in the UK's transition to cleaner commercial transport, with the first station scheduled to open in early 2026. The construction of five stations in strategic locations is planned by the end of 2027, with amenities such as secure truck parking, food services, and rest areas to cater to drivers. These hubs are expected to significantly reduce carbon emissions and support fleet operators in transitioning towards cleaner energy options. Aegis Energy's proactive approach aligns with the UK's goals of reducing emissions in the transport sector and complying with upcoming sales bans on non-zero emission vehicles.