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Wärtsilä completes successful biofuel trials 
Biofuel Review | Tue, May 26
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A series of tests using vegtable and animal based oils as a fuel for its engines, has been completed by Finnish manufacturer Wärtsilä. In the tests, conducted between February and April of this year at the VTT technical research centre in Espoo, Finland, a Wärtsilä Vasa 4R32 engine succes...
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