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Green Fuels Powers the Royal Train

His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales has become the first passenger in Britain to travel on a train fuelled entirely by 100% biodiesel, supplied by Green Fuels Ltd. His 900 mile journey surpassed all expectations with results showing a 31% decrease in carbon monoxide emissions and a 19% decrease in carbon dioxide, with no loss of power, even at full load.


Data from previous trials by others had suggested that anything greater than a 20% blend would not be suitable even with engine modifications. During our trials no engine modifications were required and none are expected to be needed for full scale operation. The positive results from the train trial will help consideration of the Royal train being permanently operated on 100% biodiesel.

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