...via liquid fuels going forward The process for next generation renewable liquid fuels to be evaluated for suitability for fixed combustion applications. Sustainability assured The publication by the British Standards...
...https://ukifda.org/consumers/future-liquid-fuels/ The July issue of Fuel Oil News magazine takes an in depth look at alternative liquid fuels in home heating, transport and agriculture. Subscribe here to receive your copy....
A FuelsEurope pathway describing how low-carbon liquid fuels could enable the transport sector to contribute to EU’s climate neutrality objective by 2050, has been welcomed by UKPIA. The ‘Clean Fuels...
...by blending liquid biofuels, like ethanol, with petroleum-based fuels like petrol. There is no reason this logic cannot be applied to the heating sector, where liquid biofuels like hydrotreated vegetable...
...three liquid fuels that are seen to have an important role to play. These are: Renewable diesel (HVO) Sustainable aviation fuel Synthetic or E fuels. Apart from their contribution to...
...specification for sustainable bioliquid fuels for use in fixed combustion applications for heating, hot water and cooking was recently published. PAS 5420 enables the adoption of alternative bioliquid fuels to...
...potentially, hydrogen for HGVs. “With increased electrification, the demand for liquid fuels reduces. As technology advances and demand drops, the availability of lower carbon liquid fuels will increase for those...
...fuels and kerosene when used for home heating are counterintuitive and a significant barrier to wider take up. In comparison, renewable liquid fuels and fossil fuels attract the same duty...
...transition. (The need to consider the role of liquid biofuels for Ireland has previously been highlighted here) The industry is at the start of a revolution, but liquid fuels have...
Green Fuels was founded in 2003 with a desire to support the transition of fossil fuels into net zero carbon fuels. It is now an award-winning manufacturer of biofuel equipment,...
