HVO is a renewable, biodegradable alternative to Diesel. It’s made from certified waste materials meaning net CO2 emissions are reduced by up to 90%1. HVO also has approval from sustainability schemes2.
Our teams worked closely with vehicle manufacturers and our chosen supplier, Crown Oil3. Working together ensured a smooth rollout across our fleet with minimal operational impacts.
Coryton was the first filling plant to switch over to HVO, which marked the beginning of a nationwide rollout. And today, 12 of our sites – from Inverness to Newbury, Grangemouth, and Plymouth are now running eligible vehicles on HVO.
Switching to HVO is already delivering tangible benefits:
As we continue to invest in sustainable solutions we will ensure a lasting impact for our customers, and the planet. At Calor, we're driving our sustainability goal forward.
Watch the video to see how HVO is transforming our fleet...
Sources:
1 DESNZ (Department for Energy, Security and Net Zero) Greenhouse gas reporting: conversion factors 2024 (condensed set).
2 Sustainability schemes:
ISCC – The International Sustainability and Carbon Certification.
RFAS – Renewable Fuels Assurance Scheme.
3 For more information on Crown Oil, see here.
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