Arxax and Delta Energy announce a strategic partnership for more sustainable transport along the Brenner corridor
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Arxax, an innovative tech company specialized in payment solutions and decarbonisation of road transport, and Delta Energy, an energy operator with a network of service stations strategically positioned between Trentino, Veneto and Lazio, today announce a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening Arxax's intelligent green refueling network dedicated to heavy transport and the last mile.
The agreement provides for the integration of the Arxax Pay digital payment system across Delta Energy stations, enabling fleets to access a cashless and cardless refuelling experience at key logistics hubs along the Alpine corridor. These stations are strategically located to serve transport flows travelling between Germany, Northern Europe, Italy and Southern Europe.
The peculiarity of Delta Energy
A selected network of stations located in highly strategic points along the Brenner routes, with a strong presence in Trentino and Veneto, exactly where most of the heavy traffic transits to and from Northern Europe. Its stations are multi-vector - from diesel to LNG, from CNG methane to LPG - but the real distinctive element is HVO Energy, the second generation biofuel developed by Delta Energy as a direct alternative to diesel: produced from used oils and vegetable waste, it allows reducing greenhouse gas emissions by up to 90%, without modifications to the engines. This combination of strategic positioning and biofuel innovation makes Delta Energy a natural partner for Arxax's smart fueling network.
“We are thrilled to partner with Delta Energy,” said Elham Hassanzadeh, CEO of Arxax. "Stations in the places that really matter to those crossing the Brenner Pass — and with HVO Energy, a concrete response to the decarbonization of diesel. It's exactly the kind of partner we want in our network: strategic and future-oriented."
“Integrating Arxax Pay means giving those who pass through Delta Energy stations a digital, fast and transparent way of refueling. It's the kind of innovation that looks to the future of mobility,” said Gabriele Conte, Delta Energy.
The project marks a concrete step towards more efficient, safe and environmentally friendly mobility along one of the most important logistics corridors in Europe.



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