rail

powering trains with
lower carbon alternatives

The Federal Railroad Administration set a goal: net zero GHG emissions by 2050. Reaching this goal means we have to adopt lower carbon fuel solutions.

trains on average are

more fuel efficient than commercial trucks

solution

fueling rail with lower carbon alternatives

Chevron’s range of renewable fuels, along with advancing train technology, help make rail one the most lower carbon transportation choices.

Cargo train rolls through the desert

lower carbon diesel for today’s engines

Managers can start lowering the carbon intensity of their existing fleets now using renewable diesel. Our goal is to grow Chevron’s renewable fuel capacity to 100,000 barrels per day by 2030.
biofeedstocks that make it possible
Yellow train waiting at Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany

the most abundant lower carbon energy source

A key player in a lower carbon future, hydrogen lets transportation travel further with less refueling. Already widely used, Chevron produces nearly 1 million tons of hydrogen every year.
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Cargo train rolls through the desertYellow train waiting at Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany

success stories

Union Pacific train

all aboard! partners on track with renewables for rail sector

Chevron is collaborating with Union Pacific Railroad to reduce carbon emissions by using renewable diesel and biodiesel in locomotives.
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Three workers wearing orange vests and safety equipment stand in between two parked trains

building alliances to boost hydrogen

To make hydrogen a viable alternative, we need hydrogen-fueled cars, trucks, trains and ships. Discover how Chevron is working to boost demand through scalability.
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Freight train in a mountain environment.

partnership — BNSF and caterpillar

putting renewable sustainability to the test

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