Ag Processing Inc. (AGP) has announced plans to expand its soybean processing facility in Sergeant Bluff, Iowa, to increase crush capacity and support the growing demand for renewable fuels.

1. Biodiesel: AGP’s biodiesel provides clean power from a renewable resource, soybeans. Available year round, biodiesel increases fuel lubricity, boosts cetane values, and burns cleaner than traditional diesel fuels.
2. SoyGold® Soy Methyl Esters: AGP's SoyGold® soy methyl esters are 100% soybean oil-based, biodegradable, and non-toxic solvents. They offer a low VOC profile and are used as biodiesel additives, lubricants, and in various industrial applications.
3. Biodiesel Production Facilities: AGP operates biodiesel production facilities in Algona and Sergeant Bluff, Iowa, and St. Joseph, Missouri, with a combined annual capacity of 120 million gallons, ensuring a steady supply of renewable fuels.
4. Soybean Oil Methyl Ester: AGP's soybean oil methyl ester is a biodegradable, non-toxic, low VOC solvent derived from American-grown soybeans, used in biodiesel blends and various industrial applications.
5. Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) Compliance: AGP's biodiesel products assist fleets in meeting Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) obligations by providing qualifying renewable fuel options.

Pilot and ADM have launched the nation's first B99 biodiesel retail offering for trucking fleets at a Decatur, Illinois travel center, marking a significant step toward sustainable fuel solutions in long-haul trucking.

1. ADM Biodiesel: ADM produces biodiesel through transesterification of vegetable oils, offering a renewable, plant-based alternative to fossil diesel that enhances engine lubricity and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
2. Renewable Energy & Fuel: ADM's renewable energy portfolio includes biodiesel and ethanol, providing sustainable fuel options that meet global energy demands while reducing carbon footprints.
3. Industrial Biosolutions: ADM offers industrial biosolutions, including biodiesel, that serve as effective lower-carbon alternatives to conventional fossil fuels, supporting sustainability goals across various industries.
4. Transportation and Logistics Services: ADM provides comprehensive transportation and logistics services, ensuring efficient delivery of biodiesel and other products through a vast network of barge, rail, and trucking operations.
5. ADM Trucking Biodiesel Use: ADM Trucking powers its fleet with biodiesel blends up to B20, demonstrating a commitment to reducing emissions and promoting sustainable fuel usage in commercial transportation.
6. B99 Biodiesel Retail Offering: In partnership with Pilot, ADM has introduced B99 biodiesel at select travel centers, providing trucking fleets with access to high-blend biodiesel options for cleaner operations.
7. Wide-Ranging Partnership for B100 Biodiesel Technology: ADM collaborates with Optimus Technologies to equip trucks with B100 biodiesel technology, enabling nearly 100% biodiesel usage and significant CO2 emission reductions in high-mileage Class 8 trucks.
8. ADM's Global Biodiesel Production: ADM operates biodiesel production facilities across the U.S., Canada, Brazil, and the EU, ensuring a reliable supply of high-quality biodiesel that complies with international standards.
9. Biodiesel Feedstock Diversification: ADM utilizes a variety of feedstocks, including vegetable oils, animal fats, and recycled greases, to produce biodiesel, enhancing sustainability and reducing reliance on any single resource.
10. Compliance with Quality Standards: ADM's biodiesel products meet stringent quality standards across North America, South America, and the EU, ensuring consistent performance and reliability for commercial fleet operators.?

CHS Inc. has expanded access to higher ethanol blend fuels by offering E15 through 19 additional fuel terminals, enhancing availability across its Cenex® brand retail locations.

1. Cenex® Premium Biodiesel Blends: Cenex® offers premium biodiesel blends, such as RUBY FIELDMASTER® and ROADMASTER XL®, which include a multifunctional additive package enhancing fuel efficiency, reducing maintenance costs, and extending engine life.
2. CHS Renewable Fuels Division: CHS has been a leader in renewable fuels for over five decades, producing and marketing ethanol and biodiesel, and refining over 1.2 billion pounds of soybean oil annually for biofuel production.
3. CHS Transportation Services: CHS provides comprehensive transportation and logistical services, ensuring efficient delivery of fuels and energy products to meet the needs of cooperatives and farmers across various regions.
4. Cenex® Automated Fuel Delivery: The Automated Fuel Delivery system by Cenex® offers remote tank monitoring and automatic refueling, ensuring a consistent fuel supply and reducing the risk of running out during critical operations.
5. Cenex® Voyager Fleet Card: The Cenex® Voyager Fleet Card provides fleet operators with control over fuel purchases, offering detailed reporting, spending controls, and acceptance at over 230,000 locations nationwide.
6. CHS Energy Equipment Solutions: CHS offers energy equipment solutions, including storage tanks and dispensing systems, tailored to meet the specific needs of agricultural and commercial operations, ensuring safe and efficient fuel handling.
7. CHS Lubricants for Fleets: CHS provides a range of high-quality lubricants designed for fleet operations, enhancing engine performance, reducing wear, and extending equipment life under demanding conditions.
8. CHS Renewable Diesel Initiatives: CHS is investing in renewable diesel production, modifying existing refineries and expanding soybean processing to meet the growing demand for low-carbon fuel alternatives.
9. CHS Soybean Oil Refining: CHS refines over 1.2 billion pounds of soybean oil annually, serving as a key feedstock for biodiesel and renewable diesel production, supporting sustainable fuel initiatives.
10. CHS Energy Terminals and Storage: CHS has enhanced its fuel storage capabilities, including new diesel storage facilities, to ensure a reliable fuel supply for agricultural and commercial customers during peak demand periods.

The global biodiesel market is projected to grow from $61.52 billion in 2025 to $77.94 billion by 2029, driven by rising demand for renewable fuels, blending mandates, and sustainability investments.

1. Biodiesel Production: HERO BX produces biodiesel using a continuous flow process that accommodates multiple feedstocks, including waste fats and vegetable oils, ensuring flexibility and consistent quality.
2. Bioheat® Fuel: HERO BX offers Bioheat®, a cleaner-burning heating oil alternative compatible with existing systems, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by up to 50% compared to traditional heating oil.
3. BQ-9000 Accreditation: HERO BX's Erie and Moundville facilities are BQ-9000 accredited, reflecting adherence to stringent quality assurance standards in biodiesel production.
4. Research & Development Collaboration: HERO BX operates a research lab in partnership with Penn State Behrend, focusing on developing cleaner, domestically-produced renewable fuels and providing experiential learning opportunities.
5. Multi-Feedstock Flexibility: HERO BX's facilities utilize a proprietary filtration system and pre-treatment processes, allowing the use of diverse feedstocks based on economic and quality considerations.
6. Strategic Facility Locations: With facilities in Erie, PA; Moundville, AL; North Hampton, NH; and a partnership in Washington, IA, HERO BX ensures regional biodiesel production and distribution across the Eastern U.S.
7. Community and Economic Development: HERO BX's operations support local economies by creating jobs and promoting energy security through domestic biodiesel production.

Imperial Western Products (IWP), now operating under Denali Water Solutions, offers a range of products and services tailored for businesses and commercial fleet operators interested in biodiesel and sustainable practices.

1. Biofuels (Renewable and Alternative Fuel): Operating under the brand name Biotane Fuels, Denali manufactures Biotane Biodiesel, an alternative fuel made from animal fats and vegetable oils. Biotane Fuels is one of only a few biodiesel plants in California and the only one that is BQ9000 certified as a producer of biodiesel.
2. Used Cooking Oil Collection Services: IWP offers comprehensive used cooking oil collection services, transforming waste oil into renewable biodiesel, thus supporting waste reduction and sustainable fuel initiatives for businesses.
3. Eco-Friendly Food Waste Recycling: The company provides eco-friendly food waste recycling services, converting organic waste into valuable products like biodiesel and animal feed, aiding businesses in achieving sustainability goals.
4. Depackaging Services: IWP's depackaging services efficiently separate food products from their packaging, facilitating the recycling of food waste into biodiesel and other sustainable products.
5. Composting Services: Through its composting services, IWP processes organic waste into compost, promoting soil health and reducing landfill use, aligning with environmental sustainability efforts.
6. Animal Feed Production: IWP converts pre-consumer food waste into high-quality animal feed, supporting circular economy practices and reducing food waste.
7. Natural Fertilizer Products: The company produces natural fertilizers from organic waste, offering sustainable alternatives to chemical fertilizers for agricultural applications.
8. Soaps & Lubricants Derived from Recycled Materials: IWP manufactures soaps and lubricants using recycled materials, providing eco-friendly products for various industrial applications.
9. Roll-Off Dumpster Rentals: IWP offers roll-off dumpster rentals to facilitate the collection and recycling of organic waste, supporting businesses in their waste management efforts.
10. Microgrid Project for Sustainable Operations: IWP's Coachella facility features a $3.7 million microgrid project with solar arrays and battery storage, reducing energy consumption by approximately 35% and enhancing the sustainability of biodiesel production.

Incobrasa Industries is investing $250 million to double its soybean processing capacity in Gilman, Illinois, by 2030, including a new crushing facility and a 5 MW solar array.

B100 Biodiesel: Incobrasa produces B100 biodiesel, 100% unblended fuel, meeting ASTM D6751 standards. This renewable fuel offers 50–80% lower carbon emissions than petroleum diesel and is eligible for Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs) under the Renewable Fuel Standard.

B99.9 Biodiesel: Contains 99.9% biodiesel blended with 0.1% petroleum diesel, making it suitable for IRS biodiesel tax credits. It complies with ASTM D6751 and includes transferable RINs for regulatory compliance.

Crude Glycerin Byproduct: A co-product of biodiesel production, crude glycerin is available in bulk for industrial applications, including chemical manufacturing and animal feed formulations.

BQ-9000 and RFS Certifications: Incobrasa's biodiesel plant is BQ-9000 accredited and complies with the Renewable Fuel Standard, ensuring high-quality production and eligibility for federal renewable fuel programs.

Vegetable Oil Refining: The company refines, bleaches, and deodorizes soybean oil for both food-grade and industrial uses, supplying markets ranging from retail cooking oil to biodiesel feedstock.

Private Label Bottling: Incobrasa offers private-label packaging services for vegetable oil, with a bottling line capable of filling approximately 24,000 bottles per hour, catering to retail and foodservice sectors.

Animal Feed Products: The company produces soybean meal and soy hull pellets as byproducts of oil extraction, supplying high-protein feed ingredients to the livestock industry.

Railcar Fleet Logistics: To facilitate efficient transportation, Incobrasa operates a fleet of covered hopper railcars for soybean delivery and product distribution, enhancing supply chain reliability.

Strategic Shipping & Receiving: Located in Gilman, Illinois, the facility offers 24-hour biodiesel loading from Monday 6:00 AM through Saturday 12:00 PM, with access to major highways and railroads, ensuring streamlined logistics.

Solar Energy Integration: As part of its expansion, Incobrasa is constructing a 50-acre solar array capable of generating 5 megawatts of power, aiming to reduce operational carbon footprint and energy costs.

MFA Oil Company announced the opening of a new office in Big Rock, Tennessee, expanding its propane delivery services to homeowners, farmers, and businesses in Stewart County and the surrounding area.?

1. B20 Biodiesel Fuel: MFA Oil offers B20 biodiesel, a blend of 20% biodiesel and 80% petroleum diesel, providing cleaner emissions and supporting domestic agriculture. This fuel is available for delivery to farms and businesses, as well as at select Petro-Card 24 fueling stations and Break Time convenience stores.
2. Custom Biodiesel Blending Services: MFA Oil provides custom biodiesel blending services, allowing customers to choose their preferred biodiesel blend ratios. This flexibility supports sustainability goals and can lead to cost savings for fleet operators.
3. Bulk Fuel Delivery: MFA Oil offers bulk fuel delivery services, including biodiesel, to various locations. This service ensures that businesses and farms have a reliable supply of fuel tailored to their operational needs.
4. Petro-Card 24 Fueling Stations: With over 180 Petro-Card 24 fueling stations across the Midwest, MFA Oil provides 24/7 access to fuels, including biodiesel blends. These stations support fleet operations by offering convenient fueling options.
5. Fuel Contracting Program: MFA Oil's fuel contracting program allows customers to lock in fuel prices, providing budget stability and protection against market fluctuations. This service is beneficial for businesses planning their fuel expenses.
6. Renewable Fuels Support: MFA Oil is committed to supporting renewable fuels, including biodiesel, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The company emphasizes the importance of biodiesel in achieving sustainability goals, especially in agriculture.
7. Biodiesel Reliability: MFA Oil highlights the reliability of biodiesel, noting its consistent performance even in cold-weather states. The company continues to work towards ensuring a steady supply of biodiesel in its market areas.
8. Cooperative Membership Benefits: As a farmer-owned cooperative, MFA Oil offers membership benefits, including patronage dividends based on purchases. Members can earn cash and equity distributions, enhancing the value of their fuel investments.
9. Break Time Convenience Stores: MFA Oil operates over 70 Break Time convenience stores, providing access to biodiesel blends and other fuels. These locations offer convenience for fleet operators needing refueling options across Missouri.
10. Fuel & Oil Analysis Services: MFA Oil offers fuel and oil analysis services to ensure the quality and performance of fuels used by customers. This service helps in maintaining equipment efficiency and longevity.

Chevron Renewable Energy Group collaborates with Optimus Technologies to enable municipal fleets to operate on 100% biodiesel (B100), significantly reducing lifecycle emissions by up to 74% compared to petroleum diesel.

1. InfiniD™ Biodiesel: InfiniD™ is a high-quality biodiesel suitable for all conventional diesel applications. It offers a seamless transition to lower carbon fuels without requiring engine modifications, helping fleets reduce emissions effectively.
2. PuriD™ Biodiesel: PuriD™ is an ultra-pure biodiesel designed for higher blend ratios year-round. Its superior cold-weather performance ensures reliable engine operation, making it ideal for fleets in varying climates.
3. UltraClean BlenD™: UltraClean BlenD™ combines biodiesel and renewable diesel to create a versatile fuel compatible with existing diesel engines. It provides immediate emissions reductions without infrastructure changes.
4. Bioheat® Blended Fuel: Bioheat® is a blend of biodiesel and heating oil, offering a cleaner alternative for residential and commercial heating. It reduces greenhouse gas emissions and supports renewable energy initiatives.
5. Renewable Naphtha: Renewable Naphtha is a co-product of biodiesel production, used as a feedstock for gasoline blending and petrochemicals. It contributes to the circular economy by utilizing renewable resources.
6. Renewable Propane: Renewable Propane is produced during biodiesel manufacturing and serves as a low-carbon alternative to conventional propane. It can be used for heating, cooking, and transportation.
7. GHG Emissions Reporting Services: Chevron Renewable Energy Group offers greenhouse gas emissions reporting services to help businesses track and manage their carbon footprint, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.
8. Emissions Calculator: The Emissions Calculator allows fleets to estimate potential reductions in greenhouse gas emissions by switching to biodiesel, aiding in sustainability planning and decision-making.
9. Mobile Fuel Delivery Partnership with Booster: In partnership with Booster, Chevron Renewable Energy Group provides mobile delivery of biodiesel and blended fuels, offering convenient fueling solutions for fleets aiming to reduce emissions.
10. Technical and Educational Support: Chevron Renewable Energy Group offers technical support and educational resources to assist businesses in transitioning to biodiesel, ensuring optimal fuel performance and compliance with industry standards.

In 2022, Seaboard Energy commenced operations at its Madera, California terminal, enhancing its capacity to distribute renewable diesel and biodiesel across the western United States.

1. Biodiesel: Seaboard Energy's biodiesel is created by reacting fats or oils with alcohol, resulting in a fuel with reduced carbon intensity and zero aromatics, suitable for various diesel engines.
2. Renewable Diesel: Produced through high heat and pressure from renewable fats and oils, Seaboard Energy's renewable diesel is chemically similar to conventional diesel but offers a lower carbon intensity and ultra-low sulfur emissions.
3. Renewable Naphtha & Glycerin: A by-product of renewable diesel production, renewable naphtha serves as a cleaner-burning alternative for gasoline blending and petrochemical applications. Seaboard Energy's glycerin is utilized in various industries, including pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and food processing.
4. Solar Power: Seaboard Energy operates multiple solar arrays, generating approximately 20MW of renewable energy to power its facilities and contribute to the electrical grid.
5. Guymon, Oklahoma Biodiesel Plant: This facility produces biodiesel using pork fat from Seaboard Foods' processing plant, with an annual capacity of approximately 46 million gallons.
6. Hugoton, Kansas Renewable Diesel Facility: Operational since 2022, this plant produces 85 million gallons of renewable diesel annually, utilizing sustainable animal fats and vegetable oils.
7. Madera, California Terminal: Serving as a distribution hub, this terminal handles up to 300 million gallons of biodiesel and renewable diesel annually and includes a 5MW solar array.
8. St. Joseph, Missouri Biodiesel Plant: This facility produces approximately 32 million gallons of biodiesel annually, using distillers corn oil and other regional feedstocks.
9. Environmental Credits Program: Seaboard Energy generates and sells environmental credits derived from its biodiesel and renewable diesel production, supporting carbon reduction initiatives.

Shell offers a variety of biodiesel products and services aimed at reducing carbon emissions and supporting sustainable transportation. Here are the key details of Shell Biodiesel.

1. Shell Renewable Diesel: Currently available in California, Renewable Diesel is a substitute for conventional diesel, derived from plant oils like soybean oil, waste cooking oil and tallow.
2. Renewable Diesel (HVO): Shell offers hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) renewable diesel, produced from waste fats and oils, providing a drop-in alternative to conventional diesel with up to 90% lifecycle GHG emissions reduction. This fuel is compatible with existing diesel engines and infrastructure.
3. Accelerate to Zero (A2Z) program: Helps fleets to build a tailored, evidence-based decarbonization roadmap. We offer a full range of products, services and expertise to meet your fleet’s needs and accelerate your progress towards net zero, wherever you start from today.
4. Shell Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF): Shell is investing in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production, aiming to produce around 2 million tonnes annually by 2025. SAF is derived from waste biomass and can reduce lifecycle emissions by up to 80% compared to conventional jet fuel.
5. Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rotterdam: Shell's Energy and Chemicals Park in Rotterdam is being transformed to produce low-carbon fuels, including renewable diesel and SAF, from waste feedstocks. The facility is expected to have a production capacity of 820,000 tonnes per year.
6. Shell Fleet Solutions: Shell Fleet Solutions provides businesses with fuel management services, including access to low-carbon fuels like biodiesel and renewable diesel, helping fleets reduce emissions and improve efficiency through data-driven insights and reporting tools.
7. Shell Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs): Shell offers Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) to help businesses offset their electricity-related emissions. While not directly related to biodiesel, RECs complement low-carbon fuel use in comprehensive sustainability strategies.
8. Shell TapUp Mobile Fueling: Shell TapUp offers mobile fueling services, delivering fuels, including biodiesel blends, directly to fleet vehicles. This service enhances operational efficiency and supports the use of alternative fuels in fleet operations.
9. Shell Energy Transition Strategy: Shell's Energy Transition Strategy outlines its commitment to becoming a net-zero emissions energy business by 2050, including significant investments in biofuels and other low-carbon energy solutions to support customers' decarbonization efforts.
10. Carbon Compensation Program: To achieve net-zero emissions, you need a robust decarbonization plan. A plan that includes solutions to help your fleet avoid – and then reduce – the carbon emissions it generates wherever possible.

Western Dubuque Biodiesel temporarily halted operations in December 2024, citing financial losses and federal policy uncertainties. The plant retains its workforce during this pause.
Biodiesel Production Facility: Western Dubuque Biodiesel operates a 30-million-gallon-per-year facility in Farley, Iowa, producing ASTM-compliant biodiesel primarily from soybean oil. The plant supports renewable fuel initiatives and reduces dependence on foreign oil.
Multi-Feedstock Processing: The facility is designed to process various feedstocks, including soybean oil, allowing flexibility in production and supporting agricultural markets.
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Rail and Truck Logistics: Equipped with rail and truck receiving and load-out capabilities, the plant ensures efficient distribution of biodiesel products to various markets.
https://www.weitz.com/projects/western-dubuque-biodiesel-facility/

Investor Trading Platform: Western Dubuque Biodiesel offers a trading platform for investors to buy or sell units, facilitating investment opportunities in renewable energy.
https://www.wdbiodiesel.net/investor-materials/unit-trading

Strategic Partnerships: Collaborations with entities like Renewable Energy Group and Todd & Sargent enhance operational efficiency and industry expertise.
https://www.wdbiodiesel.net/about-us

Community Engagement: Founded by local farmers and businesspeople, the company emphasizes community involvement and supports local economic development.
https://www.wdbiodiesel.net/about-us

Environmental Compliance: The company adheres to environmental regulations, with past settlements addressing compliance and reinforcing commitment to sustainable practices.
https://www.epa.gov/enforcement/western-dubuque-biodiesel-llc-clean-air-act-settlement

Employment Opportunities: Western Dubuque Biodiesel provides job opportunities in the renewable energy sector, contributing to local employment and workforce development.
https://www.wdbiodiesel.net/careers

Educational Resources: The company offers resources and information on biodiesel production and its benefits, promoting awareness and education in renewable energy.
https://www.wdbiodiesel.net/resources

Advocacy for Renewable Fuel Standards: Western Dubuque Biodiesel actively participates in advocating for supportive renewable fuel policies to ensure industry growth and stability.
https://www.grassley.senate.gov/news/news-releases/icymi-gazette-letter-to-the-editor-hails-grassley-leadership-on-biodiesel

Iowa's biodiesel output rose slightly in 2024, but policy uncertainty around federal tax credits and Renewable Fuel Standard volumes has left several plants idle entering 2025.
BQ-9000 Accredited Biodiesel Production
Western Iowa Energy (WIE) operates a BQ-9000 certified facility in Wall Lake, Iowa, capable of producing 45 million gallons of biodiesel annually. This accreditation ensures adherence to stringent quality standards, making WIE a reliable supplier for fleets seeking high-quality biodiesel.
https://www.westerniowaenergy.com

Multi-Feedstock Processing Capability
WIE's specialized pre-treatment facility allows the processing of diverse feedstocks, including soybean oil, animal fats, and recycled cooking oils. This flexibility ensures consistent biodiesel production regardless of feedstock market fluctuations.
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Agron Bioenergy Subsidiary in California
WIE owns Agron Bioenergy, a 15 million gallon per year biodiesel plant in Watsonville, California. This facility enables WIE to serve the West Coast market and participate in California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard program.
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Rail Infrastructure Expansion
In 2021, WIE expanded its rail spur on the Canadian National Railway, enhancing its capacity to receive feedstocks and distribute biodiesel efficiently, thereby improving supply chain logistics.
https://www.iowabiodiesel.org/about-us/members/western-iowa-energy

Monarch Fueling Station Project
WIE established a Monarch Fueling Station by planting native grasses and milkweed on its property to support monarch butterfly habitats, demonstrating a commitment to environmental stewardship alongside biodiesel production.
https://www.iowabiodiesel.org/about-us/members/western-iowa-energy

Community Ownership and Investment
Founded by local investors, WIE is governed by a seven-member board and employs approximately 30 local residents, emphasizing community involvement and economic development in Wall Lake, Iowa.
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Glycerin Byproduct Utilization
WIE supplies glycerin, a biodiesel byproduct, for various applications, including hand sanitizer production, showcasing the company's role in supporting public health initiatives.
https://www.iowabiodiesel.org/about-us/members/western-iowa-energy

Investor Unit Trading Service
WIE offers a bulletin board for buying and selling company units, providing liquidity options for investors and facilitating ownership transitions within the community.
https://www.westerniowaenergy.com/template.php?file=Current+Trades

Strategic Partnership with ADM
In 2010, WIE entered into a product marketing and feedstock agreement with Archer-Daniels-Midland Company (ADM), enhancing its market reach and feedstock procurement capabilities.
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Compliance with ASTM D6751 Standards
WIE produces biodiesel that meets ASTM D6751 specifications, ensuring compatibility with existing diesel engines and adherence to industry-recognized fuel quality standards.
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World Energy has been recognized by The US Department of Energy and Platts among others as a leading force in the effort to bring biofuels into the mainstream of energy supply in the United States and around the World. Now more than ever, World Energy is putting that knowhow to work, delivering reliable supply and uniquely targeted services.Driving process improvements such as those realized through the use of the ShockWave Power Reactor which routinely produces biodiesel at below .2% monoglycerides while reducing catalyst utilization and improving throughput. show less