Yorkshire’s Eland Cables switches entire 50-strong HGV fleet to biofuel
A Yorkshire electrical cable supplier supporting critical infrastructure, has invested in switching its 50-strong fleet of heavy goods vehicles from diesel to sustainable biofuels as part of a programme of works to significantly reduce carbon emissions.
Doncaster-based Eland Cables, which works with clients including Network Rail on large-scale electrification and decarbonisation projects, is committed to cutting its greenhouse gas emissions to zero.
Deborah Graham Wilson, of Eland Cables, said: “Switching from diesel to biofuels for our HGV fleet has been a game-changer in terms of carbon emissions reduction and environmental protection in our logistics.
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Hide Ad“It’s more than just a gesture – by using a RED-II compliant biofuel (a sustainable form of hydrotreated vegetable oil) it’s helping to reduce fleet CO2 and other harmful emissions by around 90 per cent.”