(Bio)diesel boilers offer a flexible and more environmentally friendly option for industrial heat generation. These boilers can run on conventional diesel or renewable fuels such as HVO100 (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil), a biofuel produced from 100% renewable resources. HVO100 is a clean, sustainable fuel that significantly reduces CO2 emissions compared to fossil diesel, with no boiler modifications required.
Advantages of (Bio)Diesel Boilers
- Sustainable Boilers that run on biofuels such as HVO100 reduce CO2 emissions and support a circular economy.
- Flexibility These boilers can run on either conventional diesel or biodiesel, giving companies the option to switch to more sustainable fuels.
- Reliable Biodiesel offers the same performance and reliability as conventional diesel, with the advantage of being better for the environment.
What is HVO100
HVO100 is a form of biodiesel made from vegetable oils and waste streams, such as used frying fat. The major advantage of HVO100 is that it is not a fossil fuel and therefore emits much less CO2. This makes it an attractive choice for companies looking to reduce their carbon footprint. Moreover, HVO100 is compatible with existing diesel boilers, making the switch easy.
