DP World shift 2M liters of renewable fuel from diesel at Port of Prince Rupert in 2025
In Canada, DP World and its partners displaced nearly 24% of conventional diesel use at the Port of Prince Rupert in 2025, shifting more than 2 million liters to renewable fuel — equivalent to avoiding approximately 5,400 metric tons of CO₂, or taking around 1,100 passenger vehicles off the road for a year.
DP World helped introduce Petro-Canada EcoDiesel™ renewable fuel at the Port of Prince Rupert in 2024 — making it the first port in North America to integrate hydrotreated renewable diesel into regular operations.
DP World has introduced renewable diesel across several Canadian operations, including its Fraser Surrey, Vancouver, and Nanaimo terminals. Adoption levels vary by site, reflecting operational requirements and fuel availability, while contributing to emissions reductions across its West Coast network.
The Prince Rupert model reflects coordinated action across supply chain partners, with participation from terminal operators, logistics providers, and marine service companies. Centralized Petro-Canada EcoDiesel™ fuel supply is supported by supplier Suncor, owner of Petro-Canada™, and distributor Jepson Petroleum, enabling consistent access and broader adoption across port users.
Prince Rupert’s partners have set a target of increasing renewable diesel use to 2.7 million litres in 2026, building on the progress achieved to date. Efforts are also underway to expand participation by onboarding additional partners to trial and use renewable diesel, further extending emissions reductions across the gateway.
Category: Fuels
