Will The European Union Allow Biofuel Cars In The Future?
The year 2026 appears to be particularly significant for the biofuel industry and the equipment required to make it function, as hugely ambitious plans intend to make it a critical part of the future of sustainable industry and transportation. At the centre of this is the Belem 4X Pledge, discussed as part of a wider […]
What Was The First Car Designed To Be Powered By Biofuel?
Whether seen as a transitional fuel or a vital sustainable lifeline to decarbonise heavy industry, biofuels are becoming a major topic of discussion when it comes to their role in industry, how to produce them sustainably, and what equipment, such as pressure relief valves, is needed to manufacture them safely. The much-discussed Belem 4x proposal […]
Will The World Quadruple The Use Of Sustainable Biofuels?
On a macro level, there are a remarkable number of varied approaches to handling biofuels, from seemingly winding down domestic production entirely to ramping it up and mandating ever greater blends between sustainable ethanol and existing petrol and diesel. The absolute biggest piece of news in this regard on a global scale is Belem 4x, […]
Can We Expect Global Biogas Markets To Take Off After COP30?
Many industries around the world that have traditionally relied on natural gas for fuel are keen to pivot to biogas, but feel they are being held back from doing so. That’s according to a joint letter released by the companies that have signed up to the Let Green Gas Count campaign. More than 230 global […]
Why Are Some Types Of Biofuels More Sustainable Than Others?
With a growing push to transition away from fossil fuels, biofuels are becoming increasingly desired and demanded, with that demand extending towards production equipment and pressure relief valves to handle the varying states of the biologically derived fuel itself. As a general rule, biofuels are less harmful to the environment than traditional fossil fuels and […]
What Are The Main Differences Between Biofuel Generations?
It is very easy to discuss biofuel as a relatively homogenous group of largely compatible fuels, in part because the end product is designed to be as compatible with existing engines as possible. Whilst the stated target is to be compatible with any car made after 1999, Bentley developed a drop-in biofuel that was compatible […]
What Is The Difference Between Racing Fuels And Petrol?
Motorsport runs on the cutting edge, and because of this, every component often operates within a very tight set of tolerances. This especially includes the fuel system and the engine, which is why racing fuels are stored in safety tanks with pressure relief valves due to the often more volatile mixes. The fuels are an […]
Why Has Britain’s Biofuel Industry Entered A Major Crisis?
There is no singular replacement for fossil fuels, but a series of targeted replacements, each of which provides a unique set of benefits and complexities when it comes to production and storage. From a technical standpoint, that is where dedicated pressure relief valves and other safety equipment come in, but there are some issues on […]
Is Indonesia Enacting The World’s Biggest Biofuel Policy?
The biofuel sector is in an unusual place at the moment, as whilst it is a vital part of the transition to clean energy and transportation, particularly now that many countries are at a stage where the storage and pressure relief requirements of biofuel are well-established. Some countries and corporations have taken a step back […]
What Are Tracers & Why Are They Needed For Biofuel Storage?
The transition from fossil fuels to sustainable biofuels involves multiple different steps to change the production methods of fuel, incorporate new storage systems that use technologies such as pressure valves to increase safety, and ensure that any necessary changes do not affect transportation operations. One vital aspect of this transition is less about convincing businesses […]
