Romanian Rail Operator Regiotrans SRL Commences Use of International Fuel Technology, Inc.’s DiesoLiFT™ 10
“Regiotrans is committed to improving the efficiency of its operating fleet and reducing the production of atmospheric emissions,” said Axel Farhi, IFT’s Director of Global Business Development. “That is exactly what DiesoLiFT™ 10 does. The proprietary formulation improves the combustion process thereby increasing fuel efficiency and reducing emissions.”
Regiotrans is now the second European rail operator to be additizing with DiesoLiFT™ 10,” said Jonathan Burst, IFT’s CEO. “Through the efforts of distribution partners Nordmann Rassmann (http://www.nordmann-rassmann.com/) and Unipart Group (www.unipartrail.com), we expect a number of additional rail operators in Europe to begin using DiesoLiFT™ 10 in their fleets of locomotives this year.”
Founded in 2005, Regiotrans SRL (www.regiotrans.ro), an associate member of UIC (International Union of Railways), is the largest private passenger rail operator in Romania with 4 million passengers carried in 2009. The company operates long distance and commuter trains under a license from the Romanian Railway Authority. Regiotrans SRL is committed to improving quality, safety and comfort of passengers and to promote environmental responsiveness.
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