Aegis Energy, a UK-based startup, has received a £100 million investment from Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners to construct five multi-energy filling stations for commercial vehicles. This investment reflects the growing emphasis on sustainability and reducing emissions in transportation. Despite challenges such as slow electric vehicle adoption due to infrastructure limitations and cost concerns, the UK government is reevaluating its EV sales targets to prevent negative economic impacts. Aegis's filling stations, set to be the first of their kind in the country, will offer a range of clean energy options including electric, hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), hydrogen, and biomethane fuels. By providing this diverse range of refuelling choices, Aegis aims to support operators in transitioning to cleaner energy sources. The company plans to open the first station in early 2026, followed by the remaining four by the end of 2027 in locations like Sheffield, Immingham, Warrington, Corby, and Towcester. Furthermore, Aegis envisions expanding its network to encompass up to 30 stations by 2030, contributing to the advancement of sustainable transportation in the UK.