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Company to use algae as biofuel
A LAVERTON biofuel company plans to refine an alga species found in Altona’s Cherry Lake could hold the answer to the planet’s reliance on fossil fuels.fs Read more...

Australia's biggest biodiesel forced to import fuel
Australia's largest biodiesel plant says it can no longer afford to produce the alternative fuel.....and says it's cheaper to buy the finished product.." Read more...

(Another) Biodiesel plant winds back production
The nation's largest biodiesel plant has been forced to significantly scale back production in the Northern Territory. Read more...

Push to boost biofuel backing
THE Federal government is being urged to increase its support for the biodiesel sector as a counter to ever-higher crude oil prices. Read more...

Both leaders miss the bus on biofuels
A biofuel industry group looking to Labor for new measures to encourage production and take-up of ethanol and biodiesel was disappointed yesterday. Read more...

Guantanamo buses to use french fry oil
The faint aroma of french fries may soon waft over the roadways of the Guantanamo naval base as the US military experiments with a plan to run its buses and trucks on used cooking oil. Read more...

New firm offers promise of biofuel boom
A new Australian company, Jatoil Ltd, hopes to tap into enthusiasm for the global biofuels market with a $10 million initial public offering this week. Read more...

Biodiesel star on wane
COMPLACENT government attitudes toward biodiesel are costing Queensland jobs and denying the population one of the greenest energy forms. Read more...

Questions to Political Parties Regarding Biofuels.
Australian Biofuel Users has compiled a list of questions which it is putting to all political parties in the Australian Federal Election at the end of November 2007. Read the questions here...

ARFuels shuts SA, WA facilities
SA's fledgling biodiesel industry has suffered a setback with Australian Renewable Fuels shutting down its Largs Bay production unit to move to the U.S., leading to a loss of jobs. Read more...

Biofuel supplier's closure disappoints Wesfarmers Premier Coal
Wesfarmers Premier Coal says it is disappointed its biodiesel fuel supplier has closed its operations in south-west Western Australia. Read more...

Biofuel company mothballs operations
SHARES in Australian Renewable Fuels fell 70 per cent to 6.3c on news the company has mothballed its South Australian and West Australian plants while it plans a move to the U.S. Read more...

Commercial hopes for award-winning biodiesel bike
A team of mechanical engineering students has received an award for developing a biodiesel motorcycle which was ridden from Darwin to Adelaide in this month's World Solar Challenge. Read more...

Heated row sees Hewson quit post at Natural Fuels
THE onetime prime ministerial hopeful John Hewson has again found himself at the centre of a heated political battle and quit his post. Read more...

Biofuel threatens China, India water supply
Researchers with the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) warn that China and India's plans to greatly increase domestic production of biofuels, will put at risk their water supplies. Read more...

Biodiesel plant for Goulburn
Oil from genetically modified crops grown in Australia and Indonesia will be used to develop a $5 million biodiesel factory in Goulburn Read more...

Govt policy on palm oil a 'car crash'
Conservation group the Humane Society International (HSI) says a new federal government move to check sources of palm oil importations has focused attention on a burgeoning deforestation problem in tropical countries. Read more...

Report urges grain growers to allocate for biodiesel
Grain growers are being encouraged to allocate 10 per cent of their cropping programs to oil seeds to be used for biodiesel. Read more...

Despite costs, biofuel pumps
AUSTRALIAN biofuel production is expected to double this year to 600 megalitres, far exceeding the Government's production target three years early Read more...

Biodiesel blueprint comes under industry spotlight
Industry leaders, researchers and farmers will discuss opportunities for Australia’s biodiesel production today when they consider a new blueprint for the sector’s future. Read more...

Scania embraces biodiesel blends up to 100 percent
Scania has become one of the few truck manufacturers to embrace biodiesel following the decision to broaden the permitted uses of biodiesel blends in its vehicles. Read more...

Biofuel for council buses smells like popcorn
VEGETABLE oil and animal fats will power Brisbane buses in a council trial. Read more...

Palm oil not a field of dreams for all Indonesians
Palm oil prices might be going through the roof and making investors and businessmen rich, but the soaring prices have not improved the lot of pickers and locals working on the fringes of the industry. Read more...

Farmers should embrace biofuels, former Shell chairman says
A former Shell Oil chairman says Australian farmers should not dismiss the opportunities presented by a domestic biofuels industry. Read more...

Chance casts doubt over GM canola biofuels boost
The Western Australian Minister for Agriculture says there is nothing to suggest genetically modified (GM) canola would provide a boost to the state's biofuels industry. Read more...

Biofuels and the future
In the space of 12 months, the biofuels industry has gone from climate saviour to environmental scapegoat. But in the longer-term, it has a crucial - and sustainable - role to play. Read more...

Green diesel: its time has come
The Green Diesel fuel system converts petrol engines to diesel or biodiesel, increasing fuel efficiency and reducing pollutants. Read more...

Diesel can be deadly
A TASMANIAN alternative energy expert has called on the Federal Government to introduce tighter controls on diesel vehicles. Read more...

Changing engines
DIESEL has long been the farmer's and truckie's fuel, but a Geelong inventor has found a way to convert any engine to use the cheaper fuel but with a fraction of the emissions. Read more...

First bio diesel shipment leaves Darwin
Australia's first export shipment of bio diesel has been loaded on a freighter bound for Asia and the US, with former Liberal leader and company director John Hewson describing the green alternative as the way of the future. Read more...

WA Minister trials alternative-fuelled vehicle
A recommendation for the introduction of a fuel standard E85, a mixture of 85pc ethanol with petrol, is among seven submissions to the ‘WA Biofuels Taskforce Report’. Read more...

European Union sets aside more land for biofuel production
As part of an action plan to combat forecast oil shortages, the European Union says it will allow farmers to plant crops on land previously required to lay unused. Read more...

Weed moves from bowels to biofuel
THE jatropha bush seems an unlikely prize in the hunt for alternative energy, being an ugly, fast-growing, poisonous weed. Read more...

Welsh trio develops carbon-friendly car exhaust
The world's richest corporations and finest minds spend billions trying to solve the problem of carbon emissions, but three fishing friends in North Wales believe they have cracked it. Read more...

Secret Kiwi fuel ingredient is pond scum
Air New Zealand and airliner manufacturer Boeing are secretly working with New Zealand-based biofuel developer Aquaflow Bionomic Corporation to create the world's first environmentally friendly aviation fuel, made of wild algae. Read more...

Overtaking bad luck
Light-truck driver Steve Coulter, from Wilton, has consolidated his lead in the Biodiesel Australian Truck Racing Championship. Read more...

Shell looks for diesel supplies solution
Shell says it is working on a long-term solution to guarantee diesel supplies to the towns of Tom Price and Paraburdoo. Last month, diesel fuel at the service stations ran out, leaving tourists stranded and shire vehicles running on locally-produced biodiesel. Read more...

Figures highlight biofuel industry issues
Despite having strong support in the United States and Europe, new figures suggest the biofuel industry will continue to struggle in countries where there is no compulsory mandate for its use. Read more...

Willie Nelson Breaks In Biodiesel Plant
Country superstar Willie Nelson is in Salem, Oregon today to participate in the ground-breaking for the town's biodiesel plant. Read more...

Live music brings Earth together
LIVE EARTH in Asia started with that ancient instrument the didgeridoo, toured through rehashed 1970s rock and laid-back surfer music, and then touched the future with a holographic appearance by Al Gore. Read more...

Biofuels to keep ag prices high for next decade
The world's push into biofuels is likely to keep agricultural prices high for the next decade, ensuring the "food versus fuel" debate will continue, according to a new study. Read more...

Live Earth goes green
It would play right into the hands of critics if the seven Live Earth concerts to be staged worldwide on July 7 were to come off in an unfriendly environmental way. Read more...

Farmers angry at agricultural groups' biofuel opposition
A move by peak agriculture groups to oppose any mandate for biofuel use in petrol has angered those who support the alternative fuels sector and bewildered some farmers. Read more...

Algae biofuel trials 'encouraging'
Trials are under way in Victoria's La Trobe Valley aimed at creating biofuel from algal farms. Read more...

Xavier Rudd Q & A
The music industry is not really set up for living green, it’s a pretty toxic environment unfortunately. But I do my best to minimise my carbon footprint. We have a bio-diesel tour bus and I’m currently building a straw bale home which is solar powered. Read more...

Smorgon heir puts money into 'green' service stations
IT'S not every day you see a Bentley owner filling up with ethanol-spiked petrol. But then again, Peter Edwards isn't your average Bentley owner. Read more...

Confident Coulter Looking For More Success
Primed to continue his winning form, Steve Coulter heads into the second round of the Biodiesel Australian Truck Racing Championship at Mallala Motorsport Park (near Adelaide, South Australia) this weekend (June 30 - July 1) loaded with confidence. Read more...

Mandating biofuel blends 'not the solution'
A new report claims mounting pressure to mandate for the use of biofuels in petrol and diesel in Australia 'is not the solution' to the future of development of biofuels in Australia. Read more...

New fuel from nasty gunk
From nasty, stinky goop of restaurant waste, called 'trap grease', a Phila. firm has created a biodiesel innovation. Read more...

A handy home test for biodiesel
Biodiesel is sort of like buying cheese. Some of it is fantastic, and some isn't so hot. Enter the pHLip, a testing system from CytoCulture, which specializes in oil spill technology. Read more...

Indian cellphone network powered by used cooking oil
Ericsson and Indian cellular network operator, Idea Cellular, have built four cellular base stations powered by generators running off 'biodiesel', fuel locally produced from local ingredients including old cooking oil from restaurants and fish oil. Read more...

Pilbara towns feel impact of diesel shortage
Tourism and small business is suffering from a shortage of diesel in two Pilbara towns. Read more...

Green technology gets hotter
Investors take a look at renewable energy companies with an eye to the future. Read more...

Oil Price a Boon for Bio-Fuels
Necessity has long been the mother of invention and oil prices hovering around $70 a barrel are inspiring industry, motorists and investors to come up with cheaper, alternative fuels. Read more...

Australian Renewable Fuels to supply Caltex biodiesel
Australian Renewable Fuels has today announced that they have reached agreement with Caltex Australia Petroleum Pty Ltd to supply up to five million litres of biodiesel per year from each from their Largs Bay (South Australia) and Picton (Western Australia) plants to meet the growing diesel-biofuel blend demands of the Adelaide and Perth markets. Read more...

Rain and overseas demand causes tallow price increase
Biodiesel plants across Australia are paying historically high prices for tallow, or rendered animal fat. Read more...

Vegetable oil powers diesel dual cab across Australia
They're both TAFE teachers... on a very special journey ...in a very special car ...a four-wheel drive that runs especially well on recycled vegetable oil! Read more...

Mustard: the good oil
Canola oil is the most widely used feedstock for biodiesel in WA, however mustard oil can offer a cheaper alternative for growers in drier areas... Read more...

New biofuel crops or just more bloody weeds?
With climate change so much in the news, new biofuel crops are attracting interest but initial investigations by the Invasive Species Council (ISC) have found that many of these are potential major weeds- putting the economy and the environment at risk. Read more...

Pentagon told it must give up oil
WASHINGTON: A study ordered by the Pentagon warns that the rising cost and dwindling supply of oil - the lifeblood of fighter jets, warships, and tanks - will make the US military's ability to respond to crises around the world "unsustainable in the long term". Read more...

Green issues to alter retailing
The private equity scramble for assets, environmental issues and the comeback of e-retailing are set to drive big changes in retailing and how consumer goods are marketed and sold. Read more...

War spirit' can beat climate change
BRITAIN can lead the fight against climate change using the same spirit of grit it displayed in World War II, Prince Charles told business leaders overnight. Read more...

Shannons Nationals Gears Up For A New Year At Oran Park
The second round of the Kumho Tyres Australian Formula 3 Championship, the ever-popular Biodiesel Supertruck Nationals and the Kerrick Sports Sedan Series will be joined by the Empire Change Exchange Commodore Cup and the Supaloc Australian Saloon Cars this weekend. Read more...

Schwarzenegger drives home 'biofuel is sexy' message
IN A country that ranks its right to drive gas-guzzling vehicles closely behind its right to bear arms, it takes a very tough customer to lecture Americans on the virtues of environmentally friendly cars. Read more...

Fuel Boost
A MULTI-BILLION-DOLLAR industry has been flagged for the south-west, with experts declaring the region and its farmers well placed to cash in on new-age fuel. Read more...

Oil price drop to slow growth
Declining oil prices and a reduction in output are expected to lead to slower growth in the Middle East, but inflation will remain well contained, the IMF said in its twice-annual World Economic Outlook report. Read more...

Darwin urges councils to cut emissions
Darwin City Council is hoping to work with other local governments to find new ways of reducing its environmental impact. Read more...

BIO International Convention 2007
May 6-9, 2007 Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, Boston USA Read more...

US biotech conference to attract over 40 WA companies
Over 40 Western Australian biotechnology companies will attend the Biotechnology Industry Organization conference in Boston this year, the state's largest ever contingent at the event. Read more...

Chemical storage on agenda for Rutherford
Maitland council will tonight consider a proposal to store chemicals at an industrial estate in Rutherford. Biodiesel Industries Australia currently operates a plant on the site where solid chemicals are dissolved in methanol to produce biodiesel. Read more......Related reading...

A hard look at biodiesel
Mike DeSimone is about as rock-ribbed a trucker as you can get. He grew a six-truck afterthought to his Oregon produce business into Cross Creek Trucking, a 100-tractor refrigerated fleet hauling produce and perishables up and down the I-5 corridor on the West Coast. Read more...

An interesting thread on the use of "Used Motor Oil" (UMO) from the biofuelsforum.com
And another from vegetableoildiesel.co.uk

Self-styled Duke in bid for control
REBEL Queensland grazier George Muirhead is attempting to regain control of Australian Biodiesel Group more than a year after resigning as an executive director when details about his past were made public. Read more...

Green fight not out of Yale's ivy league
RICHARD Levin has committed Yale University, of which he is president, to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 43 per cent by 2020. So far, it has hardly changed his life at all. He has bought a hybrid car. The bus fleet for moving students around the New Haven, Connecticut, campus is being converted from conventional fuel to biodiesel. Read more...

Mission raises $50m for biodiesel expansion
Shares in Perth-based biodiesel producer Mission Biofuels Ltd jumped more than 12 per cent on news of a $50 million capital raising to fund its Indian and Malaysia expansion plans, proving there is energy yet in the listed biofuels sector. Read more...

Farm export prices up
ARM commodity prices measured by the Westpac-NFF farm commodities index are equal with the best they have been in more than 20 years. Read more...

Adding spark to weddings, parties, anything
The V Festival bought carbon offsets to counter its carbon footprint and used biodiesel where possible. Read more...

Market economics to shape biofuels future
Ground Cover continues its examination of the emerging biofuels sector. Read more...

Now rock plugs into solar
How much sun would it take to power just one ear-splitting Wolfmother track? Andrew Stockdale, lead howler in the Brisbane trio, plans to find out. Read more...

Australia can tackle climate: Yale head
Australia is one of the luckiest countries on the planet because it is blessed with alternative energies to tackle climate change, the president of Yale University says. Read more...

How green is my rock star?
When the former next President of the United States rode his hybrid limo to be feted at this year's Oscars, The Washington Post headline said it all. Al Gore: rock-star environmentalist. Perhaps not quite - I don't see him filling Chili Pepper Anthony Kiedis's shorts, mercifully - but Gore sure has a lot of famous company these days. Read more...

Roots Music
Thousands of people are expected to converge on a remote bushland site in the Southern Highlands at the weekend after Easter for Regrowth, a three-day, environmentally themed music festival. Read more...

What fuel will your machines use?
The construction industry is a major fuel user. Good old diesel that has come from underground and undersea for the past century is not only eventually going to run out but may become increasingly less desirable because of the volume of greenhouse gases emitted. Read more...

Bush, carmakers promote ethanol
President George W. Bush and US car executives have promoted alternative fuels but did not discuss in any meaningful way their major point of disagreement, government fuel efficiency requirements. Read more...

Earthrace record hope sinking
The captain of a custom, biodiesel-fuelled powerboat trying to set a speed record for circling the globe met with a Guatemalan judge today over a recent collision with a fishing skiff that left a fisherman missing. Read more...

Australian Biodiesel Group confirms rights issue
Australian Biodiesel Group Limited (ABJ) announced that it would look to raise $15.9 million via a rights issue at 5c per share. The alternative fuel company said that they would use the funds to launch a new business plan following significant changes to the Australian biofuels regulatory landscape. Read more...

Woodchips to fuel European cars
A NEW road fuel made from woodchips and straw will be launched in Europe later this year from a pilot plant developed by Shell and Choren Industries, the German biofuel company. Read more...

Supertruck racing teams to use biodiesel
The motor racing scene is entering the biofuel market. The Australian Supertruck racing teams will use biodiesel for racing at the V8 Supercars in Adelaide this weekend, in an effort to be more environmentally friendly. Read more...

International studies suggest biodiesel produces lower emissions than diesel.
Biodiesel is a cleaner burning fuel made from renewable sources and can include recycled restaurant oils such as canola, sunflower, soya bean, cottonseed and animal fats. Read more...

Kiwi lamb fat poised to be processed into bio-diesel blend
New Zealand may soon be processing its huge excess of lamb fat into bio-diesel. Read more...

Biofuel race looks like a gold rush
THERE was a rare note of agreement last week between George W. Bush in his State of the Union address and the punditocracy at the World Economic Forum in Davos: the world has to find an alternative to fossil fuels. But is the biofuel movement a space race or a gold rush? Read more...

AGL to buy gas power station
AUSTRALIA'S largest gas and electricity retailer, AGL Energy Ltd, is adding to its stable of power generation assets with the purchase of the Torrens Island gas-fired power station near Adelaide, from TRUenergy for $417 million. Read more...

Ethanol fuels concern of US farmers
PRESIDENT George Bush's proposal to increase America's use of ethanol fuel to 132 billion litres a year in less than a decade would send a shock wave through the nation's food supply, say industry analysts. Read more...

Jupiter Energy sells biofuels site for $1m
The biofuels bubble has burst for West Perth-based Jupiter Energy Ltd, which today announced plans to sell its Malaysian subsidiary, Jupiter Biofuels Ltd, for $1 million. Read more...

President calls for 20% petrol cut
US PRESIDENT George Bush has called for cutting US petrol usage by 20 per cent in the next decade by increasing the production of alternative fuels and lifting fuel efficiency standards. Read more...

Australian firm builds vegoil plant
AUSTRALIAN-OWNED Central EU Biofuels Hungary Kft will build a vegetable oil and biodiesel plant for a total of Euro 125 million ($208 million) in the south-eastern town of Hodmezovasarhely, the local government said overnight Read more...

Test, Measurement & Instrumentation
Typical liquids batching applications cover; Water, diesel & biodiesel fuels, food processing additives, molasses, oils & solvents, to mention but a few of the many available liquids applications. Read more...

Biodiesel industry fearful of future after subsidy cuts
Members of Australia's biodiesel industry are holding crisis talks in Sydney today, worried about their survival without Federal Government subsidies. Read more...

Hewson's Natural Fuel slipping on the oils
Government tax coffers aren't the only victim of the falling oil price. Natural Fuel, which boasts former federal Liberal Party leader John Hewson as its chairman, is feeling the pinch. Read more...

Branson generates thunder down under
HE HAS been down under only three weeks, but this has been long enough for billionaire Richard Branson to secure several business deals - and the occasional headline. Read more...

PEACE ON TRIAL

Council petition to seek Fed Govt biofuels incentives

One third of biodiesel 'out of spec'

US study indicates biodiesel standards needed

Natural Fuel's green future push

Biofuel booming, but needs more support

APEC considers biofuels to reduce greenhouse emissions

Target set for 20pc clean fuel by 2020

Bracks to spend $1.9bn on schools

Biodiesel club to produce cheaper fuel

Lillywhite's Verve swerve for Australian Renewable Fuels

Toyota plans biofuel diesel engine

Polluters get cash windfall from Howard

Biodiesel plant looks for staff

Investors kill Jupiter biodiesel spin-off

Peanut power to reach the next billion cellphone users

Communications, biofuel motions backed by Nationals

Biofuel options widen

Biofuels 'no silver bullet'

Car makers pushed to change their fuel

Fuel plant won't stop

Australian Biodiesel Group warns of $10.8m blowout

Fuel for the future

Green group backs biofuels announcement 'in principle'

Australia behind on alternative fuel options: NRMA

Beazley's fuel challenge

Nats blast Labor's failure to embrace biofuels

Caltex launches new gen diesel enhanced with biodiesel

Council in talks with biofuels giant

Conference to back alternative fuel industry

Jupiter IPO opens for $75m raising

Biofuels gain momentum as petrol forecast remains grim

Changes to Qld legislation to include Biodiesel

Caltex launches new gen diesel enhanced with biodiesel

Caltex backs petrol companies on ethanol

Virgin Blue boss wants to turn green

Axiom opens $36m IPO, scores Linfox deal

17 jobs on offer at Barnawartha plant

Coonamble council to research opportunities for farmers

Biofuels company plans ASX listing

Gladstone may host new biodiesel plant

Diesel from palm oil

Cooking oil on the menu as STA buses try green route

Fuel from used cooking oil

New British biofuel plan beets ethanol

Biodiesel deserves chance

Good oil from the heartland

Claim Mustard seed could supply biodiesel industry

Free fatty acid measurement

Free to choose biodiesel

Babcock in ethanol plant plan

Biofuels the key to investment

Biodiesel lets nation drive on the sheep's back

Scramble for alternatives

Biodiesel price cut unlikely

Live at the Agriculture Australia 2006 conference

Nationals urge greater biofuels support

Fuelling our future

Joyce welcomes fast-track for biodiesel

Ethanol fuel prices to be monitored by ACCC

Beazley urges less Mideast oil imports

Council vehicles

Biodiesel - fuel for thought

National biodiesel grading system under development

Micro-algae could provide alternative fuel

Algae project wins renewable energy grant

Fuel for thought

Mobile biodiesel refinery

New ABG plant lifts biodiesel industry

Cuts won't hurt biodiesel sales

Fuel tax changes "threaten biodiesel industry"

Powering trucks with animal fat

WA biodiesel pilot plant opens

Narromine Shire set to consider biodiesel plant

Weather helps biodiesel project

August 10 - International Biodiesel Day

August 12 - Brisbanebiodiesel Car Treck

Biodiesel Supplies

WA Govt: Rethink biofuel

Think Tank

Joyce, Democrats fail to alter fuel tax laws

Fuel tax concessions pass parliament

Biofuels - risk evaluation essential?

Shire may extend positive biodiesel trial

Fuel tax Bill expected to negatively impact on biofuels industry

Farmers call for more help to for biodiesel production

Govt urged to mandate biofuels use

Joyce to cross floor over biodiesel

Investment fuels passion

Warning on Dodgy Biodiesel

Ethanol industry faces axe: warning

Australian Biodiesel buys oil seed crushing plant

ARF issues profit warning for 2006

Industry waste considered as biodiesel option

WA launches major bio-fuel trial on Transperth buses

Worse Than Fossil Fuel

AR Fuels wins $200m sales agreement

ABG plans strong growth platform

Mission secures additional production capacity approval

Nationals see regional disadvantage in fuel tax laws plan

Qld Govt urged to deliver affordable biodiesel

North Queenslander cooks up big biodiesel market

Biodiesel fuels hope for future

Biofuels sector firing on all cylinders as oil soars

ABG secures 24 million litre per annum

Axiom float rethink

Axiom to build biodiesel facility at Geelong Port

Mission Biofuels makes fine ASX debut

Financial incentives will grow biofuel markets

Round the world in 65 days - on vegetable oil

Ethanol fuels a heated debate

Crisis views aired

New fuel option in SA made locally

Biodiesel goes bananas

Biodiesel-powered Kenworths haul the fuel of the future

Biodiesel tripadone process

Australian Biodiesel posts loss of $0.7m

Ethanol industry future in doubt

New ferries for Christmas

Biofuel push came from sick dancers

MP questions biofuels' 'green' credentials

New WA Minister puts stamp on tech policy

Renewable fuel on sale alongside diesel

Minister praises CDU research partnership

Top award for Mid West woman

Charles Darwin University Team at the Forefront of Bio-diesel Research

Biodiesel: The Burning Question

Biodiesel plant gets EPA okay

Pumps primed to fuel alternative energy revolution

Fill your car with biofuels, says BP

Comparison of different national standards for biodiesel

Bio-diesel, farming for the future

Preparing for life after fossil fuels. Does Australia's fledgling biofuels industry have a future?

Dirty Diesel - Ever wondered about just how nasty diesel exhaust was

ORANGUTANS 'FACING EXTINCTION'

A Biodiesel Commonwealth Games?

An overview of excise on biodiesel

Govt Decides on backyard brew

Comparison of different national standards for biodiesel