HVO, a promising alternative to traditional fuels.
REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS BY UP TO 90% WITH HYDROTREATED VEGETABLE OIL.
HVO:
- Reduces net CO2 emissions by 90%, as well as far less NOx, particulates and SO2
- Burns cleaner and runs quieter, with less vibration, reducing operator fatigue
- Does not thicken at low temperatures
- Can be stored far longer than conventional diesel
- Can be freely mixed with conventional diesel
WHAT IS HVO?
HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) is a renewable fuel, made from waste cooking oils, including rapeseed/canola, soya and sunflower oil, as well as used animal fats. HVO has similar characteristics to conventional diesel and excellent storage stability. HVO can be used as a substitute for fossil diesel without requiring any modifications to Manitou engines, provided it complies with the EN 15940 standard.
Different from biodiesel in its chemical composition and production process, this distinction is crucial to ensuring the compatibility and performance of Manitou equipment.
Reduces carbon emissions by up to 90%
HVO is a simple way to reduce your carbon footprint significantly. With some variation depending on the raw material used, HVO will reduce your carbon emissions by up to 90% compared to traditional diesel.