About

Diesel

Diesel is a type of fuel derived from crude oil and used primarily in diesel engines. It is a petroleum based product and differs from gasoline in its energy density, combustion properties, and the types of engines it's used.

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It has a wide variety of usage:

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​Transportation - used in various types of transport vehicles

• Trucks

• Buses

• Trains

• Ships

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Power Generation - commonly used for electricity production in areas without access to a power grid

• Remote locations

• Construction sites

• Emergency backup power

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Agriculture and Construction - powers heavy equipment

• Tractors

• Bulldozers

• Harvesters

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Military​ - powers the engines of military vehicles such tanks, trucks and ships

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Marine Applications - boats, ships and other watercraft

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Diesel engines are favoured for applications where power and efficiency are critical, especially for large-scale industrial and commercial uses.