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DHL UK investigates use of biodiesel for fleet

Posted on Monday, May 14, 2007 posted by posted by Ecacofonix @ 4:44 AM

DHL investigates the use of biodiesel for its fleet in the UK

11 May 2007

A UK division of the international DHL logistics group, DHL Exel Supply Chain, has started to investigate the possibility of operating its delivery vehicles using 100% biodiesel.

DHL has undertaken this project in partnership with JD Wetherspoon and Argent Energy UK, a producer of biodiesel. The project will involve recycling and re-processing cooking oil...

Test runs on an initial trial vehicle will begin end of May to prove the feasibility and assess maintenance and operational requirements...

Read the full report from here @ Biofuel Review

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