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11th June 2009
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Carbon Footprint
According to calculations used by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, the truck would produce 91,178kg of CO2 using diesel and 43,063kg CO2 from LNG over......
We Used 21.514/100km Of Diesel With 39%
LNG replacing dies sel. Both fuels are measured by their 3 0 calorific quantity ill at combustion • and the equivalent 4; of a litre of diesel is 0.71kg of LNG. If the truck had......
The Verdict
In all areas of road transport, fuel costs are the biggest expenditure and if you can show an 11% reduction, and a 10% carbon footprint saving, then it has to be a viable......