Gov. Gavin Newsom’s stated goal of eliminating petroleum diesel emissions in California by 2030 is achievable through the growth in the market for clean, sustainable diesels, according to a new report from the California Advanced Biofuels Alliance. Transitioning to sustainable diesels will represent a 71 percent decrease in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions compared to those from … Read More

Lubricating oil is the most widely used lubricant on a variety of engines. Its role is to: lubrication, cooling, protection, cleaning. Gear oil, also known as transmission oil, is mainly used to lubricate various gears of transmissions, reducers and differentials in automobiles and tractor transmission systems. The viscosity of gear oils is larger than that … Read More

Although biodiesel can be directly applied without making large adjustments to the engine, since biodiesel is a mixture of saturated fatty acid methyl ester and unsaturated fatty acid methyl ester, which is significantly different from diesel, large-scale application of biodiesel is necessary. In-depth research on engine reliability, optimization of combustion and emissions, economics of production … Read More

1. In addition to the above advantages, the development of biodiesel in China has the following dual environmental protection effects.   (1) Reduce the discharge of waste oil and reduce the pressure and cost of sewage treatment. According to conservative estimates, the current amount of waste oil in Beijing has exceeded 50,000 tons/year. If it is not treated, … Read More

A coalition of international business aviation organizations joined Los Angeles-area civic leaders Jan. 17 to mark a milestone in the development and adoption of sustainable alternative jet fuels (SAJF) through Business Jets Fuel Green: A Step Toward Sustainability. “We are excited to see our industry demonstrating the viability of sustainable alternative jet fuel at general aviation airports … Read More

Attendees at the National Biodiesel Conference in San Diego got a glimpse into the future Jan. 22 as equipment manufacturers, industry experts and fleets detailed why diesel engines, powered by low-carbon biodiesel blends, will continue to be a mainstay in the transportation industry for many years to come. The future of the fuels market is … Read More

I Analysis of the Market Structure of Biodiesel 1. Market Environment Analysis International market: In recent years, the world’s biofuel oil industry is developing rapidly. The United States, Canada, Brazil, Japan, Korea, Australia, India and other countries are actively developing this industry. In the United States and European countries, biodiesel has been approved as an alternative … Read More

Many countries in the world have formulated standards for biodiesel, so as to ensure the quality of diesel and ensure that users are more confident in using biodiesel. The international standard for biodiesel is ISO 14214A and ASTM international standard ASTM D 6751, which is adopted by the United States. This standard was legally confirmed … Read More

Following China’s ban on U.S. soybeans, the U.S. has been in need of new buyers. The EU-28 benefits from this situation as its imports of U.S. soybeans have multiplied. The EU-28 has always depended on oilseed imports from third countries, because EU demand exceeds EU production by around 30 percent. Above all, soybeans are in strong … Read More

According to a new analysis commissioned by the Union of Concerned Scientists and conducted by independent research firm Cerulogy on the availability of low-carbon fuels to meet a Washington State clean fuels program, the state can reduce the carbon intensity of transportation fuels by 11.2 percent by 2028. Transportation is the largest source of carbon emissions in … Read More