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Biofuel in Australia

Biodiesel fuels are available in a number of different blend levels. The names indicate the percentage of biodiesel the fuel contains, with B5 containing 5% biodiesel. Biodiesel blends, most commonly B5

Australia''s clean fuel future has plenty in the tank

“Making cleaner fuels here in Australia means we can cut emissions in planes, ships and machines that simply can''t plug into the grid. This investment gives industry the confidence to build at

Farmers and innovators say there is potential in Australia''s untapped

Fuels produced from waste and agricultural feedstock are tipped to play a role in cutting emissions, but a leading Victorian farmer says political will is required to seize the opportunity.

Low-Carbon Biofuels: Powering Australia''s Next Energy Shift

Labor''s $1.1 billion push into low-carbon liquid fuels will fund renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuel and more. These biofuels promise cleaner transport, reduced emissions, and jobs in regional Australia.

Australia looks to sustainable fuels to secure energy future

Government and industry are working together to build Australia''s low carbon liquid fuel industry. Australia is taking decisive action to build a low carbon liquid fuels (LCLF) industry to

Australian government announces $1.1b investment in cleaner fuels

The Australian government has announced a $1.1 billion investment to accelerate the production and supply of low-carbon liquid fuels, marking a major milestone in Australia''s clean

Renewable Energy Solutions

Greenpeace is campaigning for Australian companies and Governments to phase out polluting fuels and replace them with clean energy. We started with Australian businesses through our Re-Energise

Biofuels Australia: Sustainable Solutions for a Greener

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Biofuel in Australia

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The Fuel Standard (Biodiesel) Determination 2003 for Australia defines biodiesel as ''a diesel fuel obtained by esterification of oil derived from plants or animals. Biodiesel is usually made from vegetable oil, animal fats (tallow) or used cooking oil. Production of biodiesel is created through the reaction of these substances with an alcohol such as ethanol or methanol with the presence of a catalyst in processes called

A breakdown of Australia''s renewable fuel strategy, state-by-state

The Federal Government announced its $1.1 billion Cleaner Fuels Program in mid-September, forming part of the Future Made in Australia initiative. This is focused on low carbon

Alternative fuels are key to Australia achieving net zero

For industries and sectors that can''t be electrified, alternative fuels are an important option to reduce emissions and a key tool for broadening decarbonisation. Australia''s transition to net zero emissions