Biofuels power Rotterdam port decarbonisation

The image shows a ONE truck at QTerminals Kramer Rotterdam

Source: QTerminals Kramer Rotterdam

QTerminals Kramer Rotterdam (QTKR) and Ocean Network Express (ONE) have achieved a major milestone in port decarbonisation, cutting 500 tonnes of CO₂ in six months through a new biofuels initiative.

The partners have introduced HVO100, a sustainable alternative fuel made from renewable raw materials, to power port shunting operations.

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