BANTING: Despite several challenges especially in the high cost of producing biofuel, the Sime Darby Group is walking its talk and taking the lead in showing Malaysians that biodiesel will be fuel of the future.
The group on Wednesday, March 24, had its fleet of diesel engine cars and four-by-four vehicles, used by its senior managers and staff, filled with Bio-N, the palm-based biofuel produced by the group.
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