OEMs take engine testing seriously, and they agree that biodiesel has positive effects on engines. Here are a few examples:

  • Cetane — Higher Cetane equals a shorter ignition time and better performance.
  • Lubricity — Adding as little as 2% biodiesel — a B2 blend — can double the amount of lubricity in the fuel.
  • Drop-in fuel — Biodiesel blends don’t require any vehicle or infrastructure upgrades.
  • Lower carbon intensity — This is important for fleets with sustainability goals or that operate in jurisdictions with carbon-reduction policies.

Based on these facts … it may be time to rethink biodiesel.

Learn more about how biodiesel is proving its worth in the Real Facts About Biodiesel Performance case study featuring an Illinois-based carrier and how they evaluated the performance of biodiesel for its 400-plus vehicle fleet.