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Guide to sustainable fuels for commercial fleets, Energy World, June 2020, p 26
In UK, the Renewable Fuels Guide has indicated that, although electrification will assist in decarbonising the atmosphere, the 15% of greenhouse gas emissions from heavy goods transport would be achieved largely through the use of renewable fuels. Currently, 4.9% (of energy) of total road fuel contains such renewables, and the Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation Order requires this figure to be a minimum of 9.75% by 2020, and 12.4% by 2032.
Abstract details
Journal title: Energy World
Keywords: 1 Surface Transport - 1.7 Biodiesel - Renewable fuels and transport
Subjects: Alternative fuels
