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[developbc]

@cargo This is interesting, found a research article on United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) website that discusses Combustion of biodiesel in a large-scale laboratory furnace. To bad I can not post the whole research article. "The results reveal that (i) CO emissions from biodiesel and diesel combustion are rather similar and not affected by the atomization quality" https://hero.epa.gov/hero/index.cfm/reference/details/reference_id/2642122 WOW, is all I can say, cause if bio diesel causes the equivalent CO emissions as diesel in a industrial furnace as far as I am concerned $PYR patented plasma torches are IMO really the only viable solution to reducing CO emissions in the pelletisation industry.

[sjc444]

I'm afraid you don't get the reasoning behind the use of biofuels. What the idea is to stop methane from waste processes such as cow manure or garbage dumps from going into the environment. Methane is a much worse greenhouse gas than CO2. Therefore burning the methane after it's been purified is positive from a greenhouse point of view.