Molgas Energy Group (“Molgas”), backed by InfraVia Capital Partners, has completed the full acquisition of Titan Energy Holding, the parent company of Titan Clean Fuels (“Titan”). The deal follows Molgas’ earlier 45% stake and marks a major step in its expansion into clean marine fuels.
Firstly, Titan supplies liquefied biomethane (LBM/bio-LNG) and LNG to maritime and industrial customers. Its small-scale bunkering vessels operate in key global markets, with a strong base in Northwest Europe. Titan’s LNG bunkering business will now merge with Molgas’ operations in Norway, combining all truck-to-ship activities across Norway and continental Europe.
The combined company operates seven LNG bunkering vessels and manages a network of more than 70 road-fuelling stations and 200 points of sale. Together, they form a pan-European leader in downstream LNG and bio-LNG for industrial, road transport, and marine customers.
This acquisition comes as demand for low-emission fuels rises under tighter rules like the EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime. In addition, LNG and bio-LNG are emerging as scalable, cost-effective solutions to decarbonize shipping and heavy transport.
Also, Niels den Nijs becomes Executive Vice President, Marine at Molgas. He will oversee all ship-to-ship and truck-to-ship bunkering operations across Europe.
Sofoklis Papanikolaou, CEO of Molgas, said: “Niels and his team built Titan into one of the most reliable LNG bunkering operators in Europe. Joining forces strengthens our reach, expertise, and ability to deliver clean marine fuels at scale.”
Niels den Nijs, CEO of Titan, added: “This merger gives us the scale to serve our customers better and expand faster. Together, we’ll grow our LNG and bio-LNG network and support shipping’s transition to cleaner energy.”
Athanasios Zoulovits, Partner at InfraVia Capital Partners, said: “Titan’s capabilities make Molgas a key player in clean marine fuel delivery. This move accelerates our shared goal of supporting the energy transition.”
Jogchum Brinksma, Chairman of Titan’s Board, added: “This integration gives Titan the strength and resources needed to lead the alternative fuels market.”
Titan will continue supplying LNG, LBM, and e-methane, while exploring additional clean fuel solutions to help customers cut emissions today.
