Since Biodiesel does not comprise petroleum nature it can be easily amalgamated in whichever amount with the standard diesel. One of the most popular alternative fuels is biodiesel, a fuel derived from vegetable and animal fats.
Rapeseed or soybean oil is most commonly used to make this alternative fuel. Used vegetable oils along with sewage are all being used to produce biodiesel these days. It can be made in any part of the world from local recourses.
The biodiesel thus formed can be used to treat customary diesel, if required. The ecological reason of using biodiesel is not less important than saving money. Most manufactured diesel engines are still designed for petroleum diesel.
It is only relatively recently that modern day governments have begun to encourage large scale recycling. Biodiesel will gel in very cold temperatures.
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