DEUTZ approves engines for renewable fuels
DEUTZ has approved its entire TCD engine portfolio for use with paraffinic diesel fuels meaning alternative blends can be used in engines that meet the EU Stage V emissions standard.
DEUTZ is approving the majority of its latest-generation engines, particularly in the sub-4 litre and above-8 litre range, for biodiesel blends up to B30.
The use of these alternative fuels significantly reduces the carbon footprint of DEUTZ’s combustion engines and raises the prospect of running engines on a carbon-neutral basis in the future.
“The fuel approvals show once again that we are pioneers of carbon-neutral drive systems for off-highway applications. This represents another big step forward for us in our Taking Responsibility sustainability strategy,” said Dr Frank Hiller, chairman of the board of management of DEUTZ AG.
As well as fulfilling its environmental responsibilities, DEUTZ is doing more to further the social aspects of its sustainability work.
This is reflected in the Environmental-Social-Governance (ESG) corporate rating that DEUTZ recently received for the first time from leading rating agency Institutional Shareholder Services.
DEUTZ was awarded a good C+ rating and Prime status, which puts it among the top 20% of its sector peers.
DEUTZ is approving the majority of its latest-generation engines, particularly in the sub-4 litre and above-8 litre range, for biodiesel blends up to B30.
The use of these alternative fuels significantly reduces the carbon footprint of DEUTZ’s combustion engines and raises the prospect of running engines on a carbon-neutral basis in the future.
“The fuel approvals show once again that we are pioneers of carbon-neutral drive systems for off-highway applications. This represents another big step forward for us in our Taking Responsibility sustainability strategy,” said Dr Frank Hiller, chairman of the board of management of DEUTZ AG.
As well as fulfilling its environmental responsibilities, DEUTZ is doing more to further the social aspects of its sustainability work.
This is reflected in the Environmental-Social-Governance (ESG) corporate rating that DEUTZ recently received for the first time from leading rating agency Institutional Shareholder Services.
DEUTZ was awarded a good C+ rating and Prime status, which puts it among the top 20% of its sector peers.
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