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What is HVO?
HVO is a sustainable alternative to diesel. It is fossil-free and saves up to 90% CO2 compared to diesel. HVO stands for Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil. It is made from vegetable…
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04/04/2024
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What are the benefits of HVO100?
HVO100 is a 100% fossil-free fuel. With HVO100 in your truck, you’ll drive quieter and reduce CO2 emissions by up to 90%. Emissions of other hazardous substances, such as particulates…
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04/04/2024
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At which locations can I refuel HVO100?
HVO100 is available directly at dozens of locations in the Netherlands. This means we have direct network coverage in the Netherlands. At the moment, you can easily refuel your diesel…
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04/04/2024
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What is the origin of HVO100?
It is important that the renewable fuel chain is completely transparent and well regulated. Only then can providers guarantee that waste flows are used in the right way and that…
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04/04/2024
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How do I refuel HVO100?
Refueling HVO100 is exactly the same as refueling diesel. For questions about the refueling procedure, please consult our partner locations where you refuel HVO100.
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04/04/2024
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How do I apply for a fuel card to refuel HVO100?
You can easily request a free fuel card through our website.
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04/04/2024
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What should I do if I experience (technical) problems while refueling HVO100?
For assistance with technical problems while refueling HVO100, please consult the partner locations where you refuel HVO100.
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04/04/2024
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What is the price of HVO100?
For current HVO100 prices, please visit the website of our partner stations where you refuel HVO100.
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04/04/2024
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What is AdBlue and what is it used for?
AdBlue is a liquid used in diesel vehicles. It is a safe and effective way to reduce emissions of hazardous nitrous oxides (NOx). AdBlue helps to clean exhaust gases before…
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04/04/2024
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Where can I refuel AdBlue?
AdBlue is stored in a separate tank and requires regular refilling. You can use your Rolande fuel card to refill AdBlue at the partner locations where you can also refuel…
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01/04/2024
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What is the well-to-wheel method?
In the well-to-wheel approach, we map the total amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) released when using a truck. This method takes into account the total energy consumption and emissions throughout…
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01/04/2024
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How are well-to-wheel emissions (WTW) calculated?
Rolande uses 2 components to calculate well-to-wheel emissions: 1. Well-to-tank (WTT) and 2. Tank-to-wheel (TTW). The WTT emissions are based on Rolande Bio-LNG data. The TTW emissions are based on…
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01/04/2024
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How are well-to-tank emissions (WTT) calculated?
Well-to-tank emissions cover all the greenhouse gas emissions from production, processing and delivery of a fuel. Rolande uses the actual ISCC certified data from the Bio-LNG producers and the transport…
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01/04/2024
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How are tank-to-wheel-emissions (TTW) calculated?
Tank-to-wheel emissions cover the greenhouse gas emissions from the truck. Rolande uses the data from ISO 14083 for the TTW emissions.
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01/04/2024
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How are well-to-wheel-savings (WTW) calculated?
The greenhouse gas emission savings are based on the WTW CO2 emissions of the actual volume of Bio-LNG, compared to the WTW CO2 emissions of Diesel according to ISO 14083.