HVO, also known as renewable diesel, is chemically identical to conventional road diesel and can be used as a “drop-in” fuel to replace fossil diesel, with no blending limits. Along with sustainable aviation fuel, it is considered a “second generation biofuel”. ...
head of the Krossholmen test center. “We have not seen any reduction in performance or range. The only challenge HVO 100 poses is availability – it’s not easily accessible in all regions – and the cost can be higher than diesel fuel. The benefits, however, mean you can redu...
As a relatively new fuel source, the rate of adoption of HVO today is limited by its supply chain and higher cost, with higher adoption in markets where the use of diesel is curtailed. Supply chains are developing to serve these regulated markets, predominantly in parts of North America and...
Fuel additives Hydrotreated vegetable oil Diesel exhaust emissions Nanoadditives Ferrocene Cerium dioxide 1. Introduction The quality and purity of air are essential not only for the environment but also for the health and well-being of the population. Although road transport has made and continues to...