With effect from 1 June 2024 and for up to four years onwards, DCC Energi will henceforth be a supplier of HVO fuel (biofuel) to several Danish municipalities, regions and a number of public companies that have joined the agreement. DCC Energi informs this in an announcement.
The energy company itself sees the agreement with SKI as an important step in the company's investment in biofuels.
- This agreement is strategically important for us, as we will be the sole supplier of HVO to public companies connected to the SKI agreement. We have a natural focus on biofuels in DCC Energi. And the agreement with SKI is a confirmation of the targeted investments we have made in our HVO setup in 2023, where we will, among other things, established our own HVO import warehouse in Denmark, explains Claus Geisler Madsen, who is commercial director at DCC Energi.
DCC Energi has for several years sold HVO as an alternative to diesel to business customers with a home tank. In recent years, DCC Energi has significantly increased its focus on HVO and today supplies both companies and municipalities with HVO. HVO is made from waste biomass, and therefore has a total CO2 footprint that is up to 90 percent lower than traditional diesel.
- The awarding of the supplier role on the SKI sub-agreement for the next four years is a strong underlining that our initiatives in relation to new forms of energy, which we have long worked with, are sought after by both private and public customers, states Claus Geisler Madsen .
The public sector must refuel at Shell
In addition to the awarding of sub-agreement 4 regarding HVO for home tanks for public customers, DCC Energi has also been re-selected for sub-agreement 1 in the SKI tender, which deals with "tank cards for petrol stations".
DCC Energi, which operates the Shell gas stations in Denmark, will therefore also offer for the next four years that public customers can use the Shell Card Erhverv for refueling at all Shell gas stations as well as all Q8 and F24 stations in Denmark.
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