chevron featured on discovery go, highlighting renewable gasoline blends

Chevron was featured in a recent episode of Driving Decarbonization in America on Discovery Go.

Driving Decarbonization in America, a series that looks at the different ways that lifecycle carbon emissions in transportation can be reduced, recently showcased a groundbreaking fuel from Chevron. The second episode of the series gives viewers a chance to learn more about renewable gasoline blends, which could reduce a vehicle’s lifecycle carbon dioxide emissions by more than 40%.

Renewable gasoline blends function like the gasoline that people are currently using and can support a lower carbon future. Here’s how:

• These blends could be used in vehicles on the road today.
• People could fill up with lower carbon intensity fuel at the same gas pumps they use now.
• Because these blends function like traditional gasoline, engine changes are not required.

Renewable gasoline blends can be made a few different ways, using byproducts. For example:

• One of the major uses of soybeans is for them to be crushed for use as animal feed.
• Soybean oil is a byproduct of this crushing process.
• Soybean oil can be blended with petroleum products.

Driving Decarbonization in America is available to stream for free for a limited time on Discovery Go. To learn more about how Chevron is helping to lower carbon intensity in transportation, visit one of the pages below.

Note: Chevron does not control or endorse all statements by non-Chevron speakers in the Driving Decarbonization in America series, including statements about climate change or related impacts.