Finnish power generation company Wärtsilä test runs engines on renewable fuels

Wärtsilä, a supplier of power plants for the decentralised power generation market, has performed a number of tests that demonstrate the ability of its engines to run on a range of biofuels. This enables a wider range of renewable fuel options for the Wärtsilä engines, while at the same time enabling further CO2 emission reductions, the company said.

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