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↓ skip to main content home advertising contact us home news biofuel legislation biodiesel bioethanol food crops biofuel funding biofuel for transport bioethanol production biofuel research biofuel production bioethanol algae biofuel make biodiesel at home making biodiesel using svo wvo faq uk set to lead the world in aviation biofuel development posted on december 22, 2014 by karl — no comments ↓ the uk is set become a world leader in environmentally-friendly biofuels for aircraft if the government extends incentive to aviation industry. according to an aviation industry consortium the uk is set to become a leader in environmentally-friendly aircraft fuel technology if government expands incentives. sustainable aviation (sa) claims that if green incentives are extended to include aircraft it could trigger huge investment in the sector and help push the uk to the forefront of the technology. chair of sustainable aviation and british airways, jonathon counsell said, “changing policy would not cost the government, we are not asking for a tax break, we are asking for rtfo to be extended to cover sustainable aviation fuel in line with roads. it would level the playing field and remove the disincentive to invest.” read more › tagged with: aircraft biofuel , jonathon counsell , sa , sustainable aviation , uk biofuel posted in news 5 ways to go green at home posted on september 3, 2013 by karl — no comments ↓ in the past 5 years or so, the need to “go green” has been emphasized to great effect in much of the world. environmental efforts once seen as tedious and unnecessary are now recognized as vitally important, and this has led to greater consideration of energy and resource efficiency. while we still have a long way to go in terms of large-scale efforts to improve and preserve the earth’s environment, there are more and more ways each year to do your part in your own home. so with that in mind, here are 5 tips for going green at home. 1. use a smart thermostat really, there’s only one noteworthy “smart” thermostat on the market, but it seems safe to assume more will follow. the nest thermostat exists not only to improve your home comfort, but to heat and cool your home in the most energy-efficient way possible. the thermostat learns your preferences and habits, and automates itself to accommodate those preferences without wasting time heating and cooling the home when not necessary. read more › tagged with: green at home , rain , reusable bags , save energy posted in featured can i make my own biodiesel at home and is it safe? posted on february 28, 2013 by karl — no comments ↓ with uk fuel prices surging towards the £1.50 mark, interest in biofuel and namely biodiesel has increased vastly. producing and running your car on your own fuel does sound like a very romantic and thrifty idea but there a few points that you should consider before taking the plunge into the world of biodiesel. will using biofuel damage my car? one of the biggest differences between biodiesel and forecourt diesel is the fuel’s viscosity (thickness). most modern diesel engines are equipped with fuel pumps that are not designed to deal with the “thicker” biodiesel. using blends above b5 (5% biodiesel) could result in failure of the fuel pump in a very short period. biodiesel also has a higher water content than conventional diesel so its recommended that the engine oil and filters should be changed more frequently to avoid corrosion. read more › tagged with: b100 , b5 , biodiesel , biodiesel production , biodiesel warranty , make biofuel at home , making biodiesel posted in biofuel home production , news why are you paying more for hybrid car insurance? posted on february 21, 2013 by karl — no comments ↓ hybrid cars might cost you much less in fuel but have you ever wondered why the typical hybrid costs more to insure than policies for conventionally powered cars? it’s easy to put this cost down to the higher ticket price of the car but there are more factors that you might not have considered. unfortunately, these are very much out of your control. most people buy hybrids to save on fuel, meaning they may well drive many more miles than the usual motorists. more miles equals an increased the risk of being in an accident, obviously more risk means higher premiums. read more › tagged with: car insurance , honda , hybrid car , hybrid car insurance , insurance , mpg , repair costs , toyota posted in featured electric cars could cost the uk government £24 billion a year posted on january 15, 2013 by karl — no comments ↓ according to research by a major uk comparison website, electric cars could cost the uk government a staggering £24 billion in lost revenue if we all opted for battery powered transportation. the electric car market performed very well in 2012 with sales nearly doubling in the first nine months of the year. the growth has been attributed by a number of factors including the increase in electrically powered marques on offer and the continuation of the uk government’s electric car grant scheme. the scheme for qualifying cars allows buyers to enjoy a £5000 grant from the government towards the purchase price of the vehicle the scheme was introduced in january 2011 and according to government sources, 3,021 claims have been made through the plug-in car grant scheme up to the end of 2012. read more › posted in featured [sponsored video] shell presents lets go. putting the “mix” into energy posted on september 19, 2012 by karl — no comments ↓ most people will know shell as the forecourt of choice for refilling your car, but you might be surprised to know that shell are putting just as much effort into providing alternative and renewal energy as they do to make sure your car stays fueled. shell’s “lets go” campaign is a new initiative to support and promote the production of cleaner energy. they have committed to spend 100 billion dollars by 2014 for new energy production and development across many sectors. amongst other things, shell have invested in reizen who produce over 500 million gallons of sugar cane bio-ethanol each year. according to shell, fuel produced from sugar can slash a massive 70% from the total carbon footprint compared to gasoline. most new cars today are ready to support the next generation of biofuels blends such as b5 biodiesel. under the eu’s renewable energy directive, 10% of transport fuel must come from renewable sources such as biofuel by 2020. the uk has its own target for the use of biofuel with legislation requiring 5% of transport fuel to come from renewable sources by 2013. read more › tagged with: alternative energy , alternative fuels , eu renewable energy directive , lets go , shell posted in bioethanol , news us commits $62 million in biofuel research grants posted on july 12, 2012 by karl — no comments ↓ the us department of agriculture and energy department have announced funding totaling £62 million as they try and boost the impact of alternative fuels, namely biofuel. with the us in deep financial trouble, the government has been keen to keep on top its energy security and domestic supply. they have also been moving forward with advancements in biofuel usage for its armed forces, looking to develop biofuels that are able to support current engine and vehicle platforms that are already in service. in an interview, us energy secretary stephen chu said the goal of the research investment grants is to continue to drive technological breakthroughs and additional cost reductions in the industry while reducing america’s dependence on foreign oil and supporting american industries and american jobs. he went on to say, “by pursuing new processes and technologies for producing next-generation biofuels, we are working to accelerate innovation in a critical and growing sector that will help to improve u.s. energy security and protect our air and water.” read more › tagged with: bio ethanol , bioethanol , biofuel funding , biofuel grants , stephe

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