Pilot, a well-known name in truck stops, has introduced B99 biodiesel for trucking fleets, marking a first in the industry. They've started offering it at their Decatur, Illinois location with plans to expand soon.
Why it matters: This move is part of Pilot’s partnership with PepsiCo, ADM, and Optimus Technologies to offer more eco-friendly fuel options for long-haul truckers.
- B99 biodiesel is made from oils and fats and aims to cut down carbon emissions for trucking fleets.
- Next locations on the list are in Des Moines, Iowa, and Dallas, Texas, with openings slated for spring and summer respectively.
Big picture: Eric Fobes of Pilot highlighted this initiative as a step toward offering sustainable solutions for fleets focused on reducing their environmental impact.
The introduction of B99 biodiesel at Pilot is seen as a collaborative effort to create impactful solutions, reported a BusinessWire release.
B99 biodiesel will soon be reachable for more truckers, setting an example of how industry partnerships can drive sustainable fuel options.