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...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...
...offering a broad range of vehicle power solutions that include both conventional fuel as well as clean energy products with solutions such as gasoline, diesel, biodiesel and ethanol as well...
...in Part 19 to: Enhance guidance on consideration of environmental impacts of fire-fighting and the need for environmental risk assessment Provide guidance on fire response for ethanol and related polar...
...In preparation for a low carbon marine sector, OMJ now publishes methanol futures prices. As electric road vehicles gain market share, OMJ is pleased to provide a wide range of...
...forms, such as green ammonia or e-methanol, offering a solution to fertiliser supply issues as well as the potential to ‘green’ shipping and aviation. Being home-produced, green hydrogen has clear...
...been providing exceptional levels of support for speciality movements such as bioethanol and super gasoline trunking, as well as providing regional support services for third parties. We will build on...
...supported the development of the UK low carbon fuels industry.” “Since the 1st September 2021, standard (or ‘premium’) grade petrol, known as E10, has contained a higher ethanol content in...
...tonnes, which is equivalent in emissions reductions to taking up to 350,000 cars off the road every year. “We agree that increasing the bioethanol percentage from up to 5% in...
UKPIA has welcomed the Department for Transport’s recent announcement that they are consulting on proposals to introduce petrol blended with 10% bioethanol, otherwise known as E10. Whilst this is a...
...cars ran on a second-generation biofuel, produced by the catalytic transformation of bioethanol derived from agricultural waste, combined with efuels created using CO2 captured directly from the atmosphere. This bespoke...
...other terminals, including Kingsbury and Cardiff. Amongst these are improved rack systems and controls, and the upgrading of ethanol blending systems. Valero’s Avonmouth Terminal is now fully open for all...
...(Most biofuel sold goes to those who by government directive must use a proportion of biodiesel/bioethanol under the RTFO scheme). However it does not cost to switch to biodiesel; in...
...has become increasingly difficult with an overall decline in consumption, and dieselisation of the car fleet. The UK is now a net importer of diesel and adding ethanol to gasoline,...
...petrol demand increasing by 4.1%, countered by a 3.2% decrease in demand for diesel. Biofuel demand continued to grow with bioethanol and biodiesel demand up by 16% and 19% respectively....
...and diesel and also sells ethanol and biodiesel independently to oil majors. “Although biofuel only accounts for 10% of our business by sales, it’s certainly the most complex. When we...
...and run it on bioethanol. “The first 100% biofuel-powered train was the Royal Train. Prince Charles wanted the train to run on a 100% biodiesel which it did, and it...
...storage, Simon provides Harvest Energy with specialist biofuels blending to help the company meet the Renewable Transport Fuels Obligation. A bioethanol in-line injection system is provided for the company’s unleaded...
...significant amount of money on fuel. “DiesoLiFT and Vulcan are formulated with a protective package that prevents corrosion and water contamination in storage issues caused by high ethanol biofuels, saving...
