Biodiesel: Viable Alternative
Biodiesel performs just like traditional diesel, though B100 may result in a minimal power loss at the high end and a slight reduction in fuel economy. B20 users generally experience no marked difference in fuel economy from petroleum diesel. ASTM International has reviewed biodiesel performance and issued a final specification (users should be sure that any fuel they purchase meets ASTM D6751). Because biodiesel acts as a lubricant, it reduces wear and tear on the engine, reducing maintenance costs and extending engine life. Biodiesel remains blended with petroleum diesel so it can be easily stored and dispensed in existing facilities. Read more...

           

 

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