[MrE]

New milestone for scalable, cost-effective technology fuels a greener future for hard-to-decarbonize heavy-duty sector

Geneva, IL, February 10, 2022 — ClearFlame Engine Technologies, a company empowering rapid decarbonization for global heavy-duty industry, announced today it has successfully completed an ‘on-road’ demonstration of its proprietary technology that enables a heavy-duty truck diesel engine to operate on 100% renewable plant-based fuels. The validation of ClearFlame’s technology marks a critical milestone in the company’s objective to revolutionize carbon emissions within heavy-duty transportation, one of the hardest sectors to electrify and decarbonize.

https://www.clearflameengines.com/press-...ased-fuel/

Looks like we might be able to travel in California in the future.

[BusNit]

I believe Cummins is producing or planning to produce an engine that runs on diesel or gasoline but not both at the same time.

[TJ Clark]

Trading food crops for fuel crops seams like an illogical move.

[MrE]

Ethanol does not need to be made from food crops. https://www.governorsbiofuelscoalition.o...e-to-life/