| More research is needed, but biodiesel produced with the help of black soldier flies could provide a cheaper alternative fuel. |
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| Other countries, such as the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and several African states, have begun to sow jatropha for future use in biodiesel. |
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| Oil-importing countries are considering the production of biodiesel from physic nut or jatropha grown on degraded land. |
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| But the company says it plans to start making biodiesel from a tree-like weed called jatropha. |
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| There are plans to produce and sell biodiesel, an environmentally friendly motor fuel made from rapeseed oil and vegetable fats. |
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| European biodiesel production is currently dominated by palm, soya and rapeseed oil. |
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| Even better, biodiesel can also be made cheaply and easily using waste vegetable oil recovered from restaurants and fryers. |
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| And what about the residuals of emerging processes like gasification, enzymatic hydrolysis, depolymerization, biodiesel production, etc? |
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| The algae can then be processed into biodiesel and bioethanol, sold at a profit, and used as transport fuel. |
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| Several cities, including the Austrian city of Graz, have already made the move to either biodiesel or biogas public transportation systems. |
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| In this activity, biodiesel and some other fuels are tested and compared for sootiness and acidity. |
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| From California to New York, there are about 100 biodiesel stations, which mainly service small commercial fleets. |
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| These days he runs his tractors, generators, truck, wood-chipper, cherry picker, and landcruiser on biodiesel. |
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| Cars, which run on a vegetable oil fuel called biodiesel, are corralled together instead of parked outside each residence. |
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| He is correct in pointing out that biodiesel is cleaner burning, but he is wrong to state that it is a newer technology. |
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| Veggie car owners agree that biodiesel is another renewable fuel source, but say it isn't as cost effective or eco-friendly. |
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| Organizations ranging from a coffee company in the northwest to school districts on the east coast are chucking their diesel oil for biodiesel. |
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| The report told a similar story for soybeans, which are used primarily to make food oils, biodiesel, and livestock feed. |
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| And if the buses are fueled with biodiesel, carbon-dioxide emissions would be cut by 90 percent. |
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| The cities of Greenbelt, Takoma Park, and Ocean City have all recently adopted biodiesel fuel for their snowplows and other public-works vehicles and equipment. |
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| The salt mine is one of more than 500 fleets using biodiesel fuel. |
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| The Department of Agriculture told growers at its annual field day last week of the potential to produce high oil producing crops for use in biodiesel production. |
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| When you mix ten parts oil with one part of methanol and a pinch of lye, the mixture settles out into about ten parts biodiesel and one part glycerine. |
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| A Japanese research team has created an environmentally friendly catalyst for producing biodiesel, an alternative fuel, from renewable sources. |
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| With its immense agricultural sector, Brazil has the raw materials to become a leader in biodiesel production. |
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| The revolutionary bioreactor transforms biogenic fats and oils into biodiesel with unprecedented speed of only 2-3 seconds. |
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| We also manufacture, transport and trade algae, algae bioreactors, algae oils and biodiesel. |
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| There's a lot of bookkeeping that has to be done to figure out whether a specific batch of biodiesel is actually carbon neutral. |
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| A catalyst converts these ingredients into fatty acid alkyl esters, the compounds that constitute biodiesel. |
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| Unlike the alcohol fuel mixture and biodiesel mixture credits, a taxpayer must be registered with the IRS as an alternative fueler under Sec. |
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| In addition to direct use of wood and charcoal, biomass energy sources include ethanol and biodiesel. |
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| Maas Companies to auction three-year old biodiesel energy plant that uses soybean oil as primary feedstock in Keokuk, Iowa. |
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| Corn-grain ethanol and soybean biodiesel are the two major alternative transportation fuels in the United States. |
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| Its 90-percent ricinoleic acid content imparts characteristics that help make castor oil ideal for biodiesel. |
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| The present report is an essential resource for a one looking for detailed information on the world biodiesel market. |
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| Louis Dreyfus Agriculture Industries, LLC, announces it is planning to build the world's largest biodiesel plant in Indiana. |
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| Currently, interest exists in hybrid electric buses, fuel cell buses, electric buses, and ones powered by compressed natural gas or biodiesel. |
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| In the UK, waste oil from fish and chip shops has become a useful source of biodiesel. |
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| However, due to an ordering blunder made by James May they accidentally made 500 gallons worth of biodiesel. |
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| Some turbine engines commonly used in helicopters can also use biodiesel instead of jet fuel. |
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| The Methanol and FFA's can be added to the alcoholysis reaction to reduce the biodiesel production cost. |
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| Finally, he found a transparent, lemon-color layer of biodiesel floating on top of an amber fluid, a by-product called glycerin. |
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| This homogeneity is due to the fact that the biodiesel can act as an amphiphile and form micelles that have nonpolar tails and polar heads. |
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| And we are meeting the challenge of providing even cleaner biodiesel fuels with new generations of emulsified fuels. |
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| Glycerol, a byproduct in biodiesel production, is one of the most widely available biosourced chemicals, making it an attractive target of investigations. |
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| The operator of a fleet of buses uses a mixture of soybean and vegetable oil to make biodiesel, which can be used to power diesel vehicles but does not contain petroleum. |
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| Police said the oils were blended in an industrial biodiesel plant and adulterated in a way to hide markers that would have revealed their true nature. |
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| If you're thinking that a brave new world of agriculturally derived, clean-burning biodiesel fuel is going to wean us off petroleum, you'd better think again. |
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| Use of biodiesel can be carried out alone, or it can be blended with petrodiesel and it can even be used as a low carbon alternative to heating oil. |
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| So the cloud point, which is the temperature at which crystals become visible in the fuel, is a crucial factor in both biodiesel and petrodiesel production. |
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| Most of the current challenges are targeted to reduce its production cost, as the cost of biodiesel is still higher than its petrodiesel counterpart. |
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| Cetane's renewable diesel is highly stable and provides higher ignition value than traditional biodiesel or petrodiesel, while producing lower emissions. |
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| Greenergy have a biodiesel plant at Immingham West Terminal. |
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| Recently, interest has been growing in hybrid electric buses, fuel cell buses, and electric buses, as well as ones powered by compressed natural gas or biodiesel. |
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| Four plant scientists from Quaid-i-Azam University in Pakistan assemble and analyze practical research information about making biodiesel fuel from oil seed plants. |
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| The National Biodiesel Board recently rolled out a biodiesel hotline that will help truckers and other motorists find the fuel across the United States. |
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