Vegetable Oil Biodiesel Cars

[Ferret]

Thanks Greenplanet that info is extremely helpful, I can see I have to do a lot more research into this before I can make any sensible decisions on which fuels to use. I agree we have got to do something but I don’t want to spend a lot of time and money going down a rout I think is better for the planet only to find I am making things worse.
Does anyone know were we can get this info in a completely unbiased form?

[honeybee]

December 27 2007 - Papua New Guinea's Woodlark Island Rainforests to Be Cleared for Oil Palm Agrofuels


Papua New Guinea's rainforests to be cleared for palm oil plantation for bio fuel

[mikecsboats]

Originally Posted by Vegoilrecycler

Hello all!

I was just browsing the net looking for people talking about Biodiesel so that I can spread the word.

Biodiesel production is a fairly simple process that can be set up on a small scale in your garage to make enough fuel for your own vehicles. The only real problem with this scale of production is getting hold of the required chemicals to do the reaction on the waste vegetable oil.

Having said that it can end up being quite a messy job when dealing with waste veg oil and the likes.

I actually have a Biodiesel plant set up in Liverpool and we supply the Yellow Duck Marine
based here in Liverpool with around 1000 litres a month in winter and 1000 litres a week in summer.

You can run all deisel vehicles on the road today on varying blends of biodiesel. All of our diesel is produced to minimum European requirements and filtered down to 10 microns to protect all of our customers.

We are able to supply Bio100 (100% biodiesel) from a pump at our premises or supply biodiesel in 25 litre containers or 1000 litre IBC's.

Any questions about biodiesel and I will be happy to provide some answers.

Hi, I have a boat in Liverpool, and am interested in finding a source and info on biodiesel. Where are you?
mikecsboats

[STYRBJORN]

In Brighton we have a little local bus service, mainly serving the Universities, whose vehicles all run on recycled cooking oil. No smell!

Ric