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New Quality Program Talk of Biodiesel Conference
It’s fuel quality that has brought the biodiesel industry to where it is today, and that standard looks to be extended all the way to consumers’ fuel tanks.
Read MoreBQ-9000 Retailer Program unveiled at Nat'l Biodiesel Conference
At the National Biodiesel Conference & Expo in Fort Worth, Texas, in January, the National Biodiesel Board announced the addition of a retailer certification under its BQ-9000 biodiesel fuel quality assurance program.
Read MoreJohn Deere Green Goes Well with Green Biodiese
A Nebraska farmer who proudly admits he bleeds John Deere green also admits a pretty high affection for the green fuel, biodiesel.
Read MoreMoving biodiesel in the pipeline: sequencing matters
The ability to move biodiesel in pipelines versus truck or rail is considered essential
Read MoreCabinet nod for private firms to supply biodiesel to consumers
The Cabinet has also decided to amend the National Policy on Bio-fuels for facilitating the decision
Read MoreBad batch of jet fuel grounds, delays flights in the Dakotas
MANDAN, N.D. (AP) -- A bad batch of jet fuel is being blamed for recent flight delays and cancellations in the Dakotas.
Read MoreCompo calls for fuel scam
ANGRY TDs have called for an immediate Government response to the petrol-stretching scandal that has destroyed hundreds of cars nationwide.
Read MoreVilsack: Biofuel production unfazed by federal delays
The next generation of biofuel production didn't take the hit industry leaders predicted with the delay of a federal mandate requiring ethanol and biodiesel to be blended into the nation's fuel supply,
Read MoreOne help call lodged to Marine Rescue each day this summer
PORT Stephens Marine Rescue has taken more than 3500 radio calls and had to assist a "surprising" number of vessels already this summer. Tony O'Donnell, deputy commander of the Port Stephens unit of Marine Rescue NSW, said volunteers had, on average, assisted one boat each day during the holiday season.
Read MorePetrol scam costs insurers millions
Insurers have been forced to shell out millions to drivers whose cars have been destroyed in a widespread petrol stretching scam.
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