Automotive Biodiesel

Automotive Distilled Biodiesel is the purest and most consistent form of biodiesel fuel available. Distillation involves evaporating the desirable elements of biodiesel and leaving behind minor components that have a higher potential to clog filters. The fuel is then condensed back into its purest form, resulting in superior cold weather performance, the potential for lower carbon intensity scores and a biodiesel that blends easily with petroleum diesel.

Boiler Biodiesel is defined as the monoalkyl esters of vegetable oils or animal fats. Biodiesel is the best candidate for diesel fuels in diesel engines. The biggest advantage that biodiesel has over gasoline and petroleum diesel is its environmental friendliness. According to the EPA, biodiesel reduces greenhouse gas emissions by at least 57 percent and up to 86 percent when compared to petroleum diesel - making it one of the most practical and cost-effective ways to immediately address climate change. 

Applications:

• Agro
• Railway usage
• Aircraft use
• As a heating oil
• Cleaning oil spills
• Biodiesel in generators