Mammoet makes HVO commitment to fuel its carbon reduction goals

Mammoet will be implementing HVO fuel across the Netherlands, UK and Canada starting from this quarter.
The move demonstrates that the company is leading the market in developing more sustainable ways of conducting heavy lifting and transport.
This investment in HVO has been driven by higher demand for lower carbon solutions from Mammoet’s customers and sits within the organization’s wider carbon reduction programme.
The company’s goal is to use HVO100 - which is made from 100% renewable raw materials - as much as possible.
HVO will be delivered to Mammoet fuel stations in the Netherlands, its UK bases in Hixon and Teesside, and branches in Canada. Besides reducing its own impact, this transition will enable Mammoet to create specific offerings for customers where a reduction in emissions is needed.
Pascal Eeken, improvement and innovation manager at Mammoet Europe, said: “This is a significant step we are taking to reduce our carbon footprint. By being the first large heavy lifting and transport company to commit to this new fuel at scale, we will drive down our emissions and showcase that we are also the market leader on this front.”