Biodiesel is a well-liked energy option with the foremost oil companies. Not only can the biodiesel be utilized as fuel on its own, it can be interfused with the standard diesel in any ratio.
The nice thing about a biodiesel processor is that it is relatively small, meaning you can set one up in a shed or under an awning in your backyard. Many people who produce biodiesel in small processors in their backyards get most of their raw materials from business such as restaurants that produce large amounts of vegetable oil waste. Biodiesel processing is a type of refining and high temperatures are involved so you need to be careful to avoid the risk of serious burns.
The dilemma seems to be that biodiesel is undoubtedly greener than traditional petroleum based fuel. In view of the fact that biodiesel does not contain sulphur and aromatics, it burns cleaner leaving very few traces of contaminants. The main problem with bio-fuels today is the source of the raw materials.
Having a wasteful attitude has been exacerbated by the lack of proper education in the basic skills of survival. Clearly governments need to further embrace the concept of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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