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Synthetic diesel fuels and additives Renewable fuels derived from Biomass will continue to be more widely used as petroleum based (fossil) fuels become increasingly scarse. The current US economy cannot be supported without extensive importation of foreign crude oil. Even though petroleum deposits worldwide are being depleted at higher rates each year, both developed and developing nations continue to increase their demand for fossil fuels annually. |
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Why current biodiesel is not the perfect solution Biodiesel has inherent disadvantages. These disadvantages prevent it from being standardized as a diesel fuel in the US. Every one of these disadvantages is corrected with our synthetic diesel fuel while maintaining all of its benefits. All of this while utilizing the same biomass that is produced into biodiesel. |
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Fueling the Future As the synthetic diesel fuel that we manufacture becomes more widely recognized in the US it will initially become the standard petroleum diesel additive. Once our product is more widely available it is likely to make up a large portion of the volume of low sulphur reformulated diesel fuel sold in the US as mandated by the 2006 low sulfur diesel fuel requirements. |
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Benefits of a synthetic diesel Government grants and tax incentives are readily available for companies that both produce and use renewable fuels. These benefits will increase as the need for alternate fuel sources increases in the near future. |
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