JCB has launched a pilot test with renewable fuels for excavators and construction vehicles. The British manufacturer aims to improve the CO2 balance of its machine fleet. Concrete information about the type of fuel used, the machine types involved, or the scope of t…
“JCB has launched a pilot test with renewable fuels for excavators and construction vehicles. The British manufacturer aims to improve the CO2 balance of its machine fleet. Concrete information about the type of fuel used, the machine types involved, or the scope of t…”
JCB has launched a pilot test with renewable fuels for excavators and construction vehicles. The British manufacturer aims to improve the CO2 balance of its machine fleet. Concrete information about the type of fuel used, the machine types involved, or the scope of the test is not yet available. The initiative fits into industry efforts to replace fossil diesel with HVO, e-fuels, or other alternative fuels.
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