VETUS D-Line and M-Line Engines approved for HVO fuel

VETUS supports your transition to zero emissions and is committed to protect our oceans, lakes and waterways. We have approved our D-Line and M-Line Diesel Marine Engines to run on Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO).
The journey to zero emissions is a long one. Maybe you have already heard about it and would like to transition. “Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil” is a diesel-like fuel that can be produced without fossil resources by processing renewable waste lipids.
HVO serves as a renewable and fossil-free fuel, offering significant sustainability advantages. It boasts an impressive CO2 reduction of up to 90% (well-to-wheel) and reduces emissions of pollutants like particulates, nitrogen, and sulfur. Moreover, HVO diesel has a minimal odor and is highly biodegradable.
VETUS has now given the green light for the D-LINE and M-LINE series engines to operate solely or in mixtures using the low-carbon, renewable paraffinic fuel known as HVO.
What is HVO fuel?
HVO, which stands for Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil, is a greener and more sustainable fuel alternative. Sustainable features of HVO fuel:
Completely fossil-free fuel
Reduces CO2 emissions up to 90% compared to regular diesel
Very low emissions of particulate matter, nitrogen and soot
Contains virtually no sulfur particles and aromatics
Is well biodegradable
Is virtually odorless
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