Ciclat Trasporti Ambiente continues its decarbonization plans with the introduction of an HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) dispenser at its headquarters in via Baiona 174, Ravenna. By June, following the issuance of the customs license, one-third of the company’s refueling plant capacity will be converted to this biofuel of renewable origin, derived from the refining of vegetable waste and residual oils. The new tank will allow for the delivery of up to 1 million liters of HVO per year (equal to 25% of the site’s total volumes).
The use of HVO allows for the reduction of CO₂ emissions by up to 90% compared to fossil fuels, thanks to the compensation provided by the circular process through which it is produced, as well as a chemical composition that makes combustion more efficient.
HVO, compliant with the European EN 15940 standard, offers efficiency and industrial costs comparable to traditional diesel and does not require structural modifications to the Euro 6 engines in the fleet.
“This investment,” emphasizes Paolo Margotti, Head of Assets, “is only a first operational step. After the initial months of testing, the goal is to have a dispenser that exclusively supplies HVO within a few years.”




