All HVO articles
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NewsHVO fleet expedites Liverpool’s net zero goal
Making the switch to HVO powered port equipment has meant big emissions savings at the UK’s Port of Liverpool
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Drop-in decarbonisation for port fleets
Wilson Sons’ Port of Açu biofuel trials shows how port vessels can cut emissions without costly engine or infrastructure changes
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NewsWATCH: HVO testing milestone at Gothenburg
Gothenburg RoRo Terminal has surpassed one million operating hours using HVO across its machine fleet
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NewsCarbox drives forward with HVO truck strategy
With a fleet of 200 vehicles, over 95% of which are Euro 6 trucks, Carbox has launched a pilot project for the use of HVO
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NewsLow carbon programme for UK trucks
DP World’s new programme will help UK truck operators switch to low carbon HVO fuel by 2027
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NewsDecarbonising Hamburg’s vessel fleet
Not all vessels can be electrified so Hamburg Fleet is trialling the use of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil
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NewsBrazilian milestone in HVO tug bunkering
The energy company efen has partnered with Wilson Sons to conduct Brazil’s first HVO tugboat fuelling
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NewsCarbox fleet goes green with HVO
Carbox, part of the Tarros Group, has reduced emissions by 80% with a truck fleet powered by HVO biofuel
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Green cruising at the edge of the grid
The UK’s Port of Dover talks to GreenPort about the challenges of running green cruise operations
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NewsAdopting HVO for cleaner port freight services
A new agreement will see Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) used for UK rail freight services through 2025
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NewsSvitzer tugs in Esbjerg switch to biofuels
From 1 February, Svitzer tugs operating in Esbjerg will sail on Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil
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NewsRiga looks to bolster the Baltic fuels market
Latvia’s Port of Riga is set to bolster the Baltic market with a pioneering venture into alternative fuels
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Considering an electric future for your port equipment?
The electrification of container handling equipment at ports is in its infancy, but is evolving quickly
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NewsRecycling port equipment the responsible way
A UK port operator is recycling its old port equipment to be kinder to the environment
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NewsBremerhaven cuts ‘last mile’ emissions using HVO
Shunt trains at the seaport are running on Hydro-treated Vegetable Oil (HVO)
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NewsBiofuel development
Three petrochemical giants are loking to create a biorefinery that caters for air, road and marine transportation
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NewsUK terminal goes vegetarian
A container terminal has become the first in Britain to transition to vegetable oil
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NewsDeveloping a port so it’s fit for the future
Eco-efficiency is a key driver of Associated British Port’s latest GB£1.6 million investment on the Humber, says Simon Bird, regional director (Humber) at ABP
