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Sabey pilots renewable diesel (HVO) as the main fuel for backup generators in Austin
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Sabey Data Centers is testing hydrotreated vegetable oil as the primary fuel in backup generators at its SDC Austin campus, to judge whether it can be used more widely. HVO is a drop-in renewable diesel that runs in existing diesel generators without engine changes. Sabey will track the feedstock behind the fuel it burns, since that decides the climate benefit, and plans more sites if the pilot supports it. No generator count or results have been published yet.
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