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October 02, 2007 | Jim Lane | Comments 0

400-truck fleet in Thailand converts to B5

In Thailand, Tesco Lotus converted its 400-truck fleet to B5 biodiesel, reducing carbon emissions by 3 metric tonnes per year and reducing fuel costs by 5%.

B5 conversions are typically followed by conversion to B20 following a suitable trial period.

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