Optimus Technologies Helps Evergreen Grease Service Achieve a Near-Zero Carbon Footprint
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Evergreen deploys 100% biodiesel with Optimus’ Vector System in their semi-trucks
The decision to use Optimus’ Vector System in our own trucks was an easy one..while we know we get back blended Bio at the retail level we wanted to up our commitment and support of our communities and customers by running B100 in our own trucks. It’s a win-win - Paul Dickerson, Evergreen PITTSBURGH (PRWEB) May 06, 2021
Evergreen Grease Service, Inc has installed The Vector System in two of its semi-trucks, reducing carbon emissions from these trucks to near-zero, with plans to convert the whole fleet by 2022. This move is a major step towards Evergreen’s goal of reducing carbon emissions. Evergreen specializes in the collection of cooking oil, grease and waste fats from the commercial cooking and restaurant industry, and i
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