About BioDiesel
BioDiesel is one form of bio-degradable and renewable diesel fuel. It gets extracted from vegetable oils, animal oils, waste cooking oil, and animal fat known as tallow. It is less defiling and cleaner-burning fuel. It can be used in standard diesel engines with negligible modifications.
BioDiesel is compatible with almost all regular engines. The emission levels of Greenhouse gases like Carbon Dioxide are very low as compared to the accepted practice of petroleum diesel. BioDiesel reduces the net emission of Carbon Dioxide by at most 78.45%.
BioDiesel Making a Difference
BioDiesel Government Videos, Policy, Notifications & Circulars
BioDiesel Benefits
Benefits to Country: Indigenous production and use of Biodiesel as an alternate of petroleum diesel will reduce the country’s dependency on costly imports of crude oil and will result in huge savings for the Government.
- Benefits to Society: Raw material for the production of Biodiesel comes from agriculture crops. The increase in demand for Biodiesel enhances the agricultural output, benefitting thousands of farm producers and workers across the country.
- Benefits to Environment: Biodiesel has negligible contents of Carbon and Sulphur. It reduces Carbon dioxide emissions by up to 70% as compared to petroleum diesel and thus helps in an overall reduction in air pollution.
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