US EditionHow A Cape Town Company Plans To Slash 2.5 Million Litres From Its Annual Diesel Bill
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How A Cape Town Company Plans To Slash 2.5 Million Litres From Its Annual Diesel Bill
Every year, one South African company burns through a jaw-dropping 25 million litres of diesel to keep its fleet of buses on the road and now, it’s taking a bold step to cut that number by 10%, aiming to save 2.5 million litres annually. The move isn’t just about going green or ticking a sustainability checkbox. It’s about financial survival in a volatile fuel market where diesel prices have climbed steadily over the past decade. With rising cos…
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