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How to achieve a 'smart city' by changing diesel engines for autogas or biopropane

Thanks to a 'made in Spain' project like BeGas, they put as an example of decarbonization the cities of Malaga, San Sebastian and Bilbao, where the Spanish company based in Biscay and pioneer in the development of ecological engines has promoted in operation of fleets by recycling diesel engines, converting these vehicles into more 'sustainable' ones.

As explained from the company, for the purchase price of a new bus by a local entity, up to five vehicles can be re-engined, avoiding the generation of more than 80,000 kg of waste. The autogas or biopropane engines not only obtain the Eco-DGT label after re-motorization, but also have the latest technology and innovation in the sector.

This type of engines gain efficiency, but they also comply with the latest European emissions regulations and manage to reduce emission standards by up to 90% in polluting gases such as NOx or particulate matter. They also reduce vehicle noise levels by 50% compared to diesel engines. Thus, the result is very favorable figures to improve the air quality of 'smart cities' and promote sustainable mobility.