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Launch of UK’s first in-land HVO fuel terminal

Published:  21 April, 2022

Businesses and other fuel suppliers across the country can now access over half a million litres of drop-in diesel replacement fuel from CRAGGS ENERGY’S head office in Hebden Bridge, and its largest fuel terminal in Padiham, Lancashire.

Craggs Energy will be providing B2B suppliers, customers and businesses with Green Biofuels’ Gd+ HVO as a renewable alternative to both red and white diesel. The company says Gd+ can be used instantly in any diesel engine without prior modifications and makes emissions savings of up to an 85% reduction in particulates, and up to a 30% reduction in Nitrogen Oxides, thanks to a special additive not found in any other HVO fuel available to the UK market.

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