Why HVO is the Future of Clean Diesel Power Generation

Introduction:
As the world shifts toward sustainable energy, Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) Renewable Diesel is leading the charge. But what exactly is HVO, and why is it the best choice for diesel generators? Let’s explore the science behind this revolutionary fuel.

  1. What is HVO?
  • Definition: HVO is a renewable diesel made by hydrotreating waste oils, such as used cooking oil and animal fats [1].
  • Process: Hydrogen removes impurities and oxygen, creating a stable, fossil-free fuel.
  • Certifications: ISCC-certified and meets EN 15940 standards, ensuring sustainability and quality [2].

  1. How HVO Works in Choon Huat Generators
  • Process: Waste oils + hydrogen → pure hydrocarbon fuel (no oxygen).
  • No Retrofit Needed: Pour directly into existing tanks.

  1. Benefits of HVO for Diesel Generators
  • Cleaner Combustion: Produces significantly fewer harmful emissions (NOx, PM, CO) compared to fossil diesel, with up to 90% lower lifecycle emissions [3].
  • Durability: Resists oxidation, moisture absorption, and gumming—ensuring longer generator life and is OEM-approved for all diesel generators [4].
  • Storage Stability: Lasts longer than traditional biodiesel, reducing maintenance costs.

 

  1. Environmental Advantages
  • Waste-to-Fuel: Uses 100% renewable feedstock, avoiding competition with food crops. Neste. [3].
  • Carbon Neutrality: Reduces lifecycle GHG emissions by up to 90%, contributing to a circular economy. [3].

 

  1. Why Choose HVO?
  • No Modifications Needed: HVO is a drop-in fuel, compatible with all diesel generators.
  • Global Approval: Endorsed by leading engine manufacturers worldwide.
  • Net Zero Alignment: Helps achieveSingapores 2030 sustainability targets.
  • Availability: Accessible in Singapore and Asia-Pacific.

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References:

  1. International Energy Agency. (2022).Advanced Biofuels Report.
  2. (2023).Certification Guidelines.
  3. (2023).Renewable Diesel Sustainability Report.
  4. Volvo Penta. (2023).HVO Compatibility Statement.

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