Ecodiesel Producers
Eating air-freighted food is a big “no no” among people who want to save the planet by lowering carbon emissions and abating global warming. Eating fresh seafood flown in from foreign shores should be frowned upon because flying fresh fish actually contributes to global warming. According to the IATA website, air transport contributes 2% of [...] Read more »
There’s cash in trash… Or in the case of Turkish Marine Protection Association General Director M. A. Ozkural, people can get money for turning in their waste cooking oil. In the face of legislation banning the sale and distribution of waste cooking oil in the Philippines, one of the bigger problems will be be how [...] Read more »
An optimistic outlook on negotiations between Iran and other countries in the Persian Gulf has bolstered views that oil prices may be coming down. An article on Bloomberg explains: U.S. oil prices may fall next week on speculation negotiations between Iran and world powers over the Persian Gulf nation’s nuclear program will reduce tension, a Bloomberg News survey [...] Read more »
Bio-diesel production in the Philippines is expected to get a big boost with an anticipated rise in the availability of used cooking oil or UCO. Among the factors that have held back bio diesel production in the country is the lack of a consistent supply of feed stock or raw material that can be converted [...] Read more »
