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Neste reduces greenhouse gas emissions

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Neste is the world's leading company producing renewable diesel from waste and residues. Its low-carbon Neste MY Renewable Diesel refined from renewable raw materials helped its users replace conventional diesel and reduce carbon emissions by 6.7 million t in 2016. The amount equals the permanent removal of 2.4 million passenger cars from the roads for one full year.

With Neste MY Renewable Diesel, any environmentally-conscious driver of a diesel-powered vehicle can instantly reduce the carbon footprint of his or her transportation. The use of this fuel does not require any vehicle-related investments or modifications. It is suitable for all diesel-powered passenger cars, as well as for use in heavy transport, such as in buses, garbage trucks, emergency vehicles, and long-haul trucks, among others," explains Kaisa Hietala, Executive Vice President, Renewable Products at Neste. "More and more companies have taken the steps forward to reduce their carbon footprint with our renewable fuels. Google gBuses and UPS delivery trucks, for example, already run on our renewable diesel," Hietala adds.

As also the tailpipe emissions of Neste's renewable diesel are smaller than those of conventional diesel, the benefits of the fuel use become particularly concrete in situations where people are exposed to local emissions, such as particulates or nitrogen oxides (NOX), from diesel-powered vehicles or machines. Neste's renewable diesel has been used to cut also these emissions, for example, in several Californian cities, at the Hamburg International Airport, as well as in various public events, such as the Super Bowl 50 in 2016.

Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/the-environment/09032017/neste-reduces-greenhouse-gas-emissions/

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