Traditional Fuels

Ever since the late 1800’s when cars have been on the road, gasoline and diesel have been fundamental to the mobilization of humankind and more. From transporting goods across international waters, to fueling farming equipment to bringing food to your table, and even something as simple as powering your lawn mower at home. 

Click on the “Read More” buttons below to learn about the role that these traditional fuels play in our future in energy. 

Gasoline and diesel require different engine technology,
so cars and trucks will use one fuel or the other, never both.

In the global shift from an energy landscape built upon traditional fuels, to one that is aimed at reducing the carbon intensity and output from energy, it is vital that these traditional fuels continue to be included in our conversations to guide us in making better informed decisions for our future, without forgetting the building blocks that fueled us forward from the very beginning.

Citations

United States Environmental Protection Agency. (2015b, September 22). A Glimpse into Hydrogen & Transportation | US EPA. US EPA. https://www.epa.gov/greenvehicles/glimpse-hydrogen-transportation