Keep your backup power ready, cut Scope 1 emissions, and meet rising ESG, EDD or other sustainability demands - without changing a single piece of infrastructure.
* In Europe and Asia-Pacific, per EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED) methodology. Source: Neste
Data centres operate under a different set of rules to most industries. Backup power has to work the first time, every time, and increasingly it also has to answer to sustainability targets that did not exist a few years ago.
As sustainability reporting requirements expand and Scope 1 emissions come under closer scrutiny, the fuel sitting in your backup generators has quietly become a board-level question.
Biofuel Express already supplies HVO100 renewable diesel to data centre operators across our European markets, ranging from single-site facilities to hyperscale campuses. We know that switching fuel cannot mean compromising on reliability, so every recommendation we make starts with your continuity requirements and works backwards from there.
Whether you manage a single facility or a portfolio of sites, the challenges tend to look similar: ageing diesel supply contracts that say nothing about emissions, and sustainability reporting requirements that are tightening faster than most fuel suppliers can keep up with.
Resilience & Supply Security
Your backup power is your last line of defence. We plan fuel supply around your continuity requirements, not the other way around, with direct delivery options that remove single points of failure from your fuel chain.
ESG & Regulatory Pressure
EED, CSRD, and Fit for 55 are tightening requirements around energy efficiency, sustainability reporting, and emissions data. For backup power, this means growing demands to document and substantiate the fuel's climate and sustainability performance. HVO100 gives you a documented reduction in emissions, with Proof of Sustainability as the basis for reporting, audits, and investor scrutiny.
Scale Without Disruption
From a single standby generator to a multi-site European portfolio, the switch to HVO100 requires no commissioning downtime and no engineering sign-off beyond your existing fuel specification.
Biofuel Express Insight presents easy overview of fuel consumption, full sustainability transparency and documentation with just a few clicks.
Its purpose is to provide full insight and thereby work as a tool to reduce their climate impact, as well as document the achieved CO2 savings. In this way, your data centre can meet the increased environment and climate requirements of today and in the future:
From first conversation to ongoing reporting, the move to HVO100 is built around your continuity needs at every step.
From fuel specifications and storage capacity to required volumes, delivery schedules, service levels and sustainability criteria, we align our solution with the demands of your backup power system.
We develop a robust supply model around your site — with planned deliveries, top-up requirements and contingency arrangements designed to keep your renewable backup fuel available when you need it.
We make the transition to HVO100 straightforward, working with your existing fuel infrastructure and compatible generators to enable renewable backup power without unnecessary operational disruption.
From routine top-ups to emergency call-outs, we maintain supply continuity across your sites. Sustainability documentation is included with every delivery, giving you the reporting data you need.
Biofuel Express is an authorised distributor of Neste MY Renewable Diesel across Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Germany, and Austria. We currently supply HVO100 to data centre operators across these markets, including global facilities operated by some of the world's largest technology and infrastructure companies.
This is not a market we are entering on theory. It is one we are already active in, with the supply network, advisory experience, and fuel quality to support operators who cannot afford to get backup power wrong.
No. HVO100 is a certified drop-in replacement for fossil diesel and works in existing standby generators without any engineering changes.
HVO100 can reduce CO2 emissions by up to 90% compared to fossil diesel, depending on feedstock and usage, with figures backed by Proof of Sustainability documentation for audit and reporting purposes.
We already supply HVO100 to data centre operators across Europe, including facilities owned by global technology and infrastructure companies, ranging from single-site operations to hyperscale campuses.
Our core markets are Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Germany, and Austria, where we offer direct delivery and bulk fuel equipment installation. If you operate outside these markets, contact us to discuss whether supply is possible for your location.
No, and the difference matters for your equipment. HVO100 is chemically very close to standard diesel, which is why it works as a drop-in replacement with no tank, generator, or engine modifications.
FAME biodiesel is a different type of fuel altogether, and typically comes with blend limits and material compatibility checks before it can be used. If you're looking for a straightforward switch with no equipment changes, that's specifically what HVO100 offers.
Yes. HVO100 and fossil diesel are fully miscible, so you can switch between them, or blend them, without draining or flushing your tanks first.
This gives you flexibility if local supply conditions change, and means there's no risk to your generators if you ever need to top up with standard diesel in an emergency.
