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In cooperation with haulage firm DHL, real life field tests are being undertaken with two converted Volvo FH trucks running on bio-DME. This is the alternative fuel that Volvo Trucks regards as most promising for the future. Bio-DME produces 95 percent lower carbon dioxide emissions compared with traditional diesel fuel.
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