Traditional biofuel (diesel) and renewable diesel come from the same feedstock - but they are far from the same thing.   Biodiesel is a fatty acid methyl ester - FAME, produced by the transesterification, where vegetable oils or animal fats react with methanol (or ethanol) in the presence of a catalyst to form biodiesel and glycerin. Renewable Diesel is a hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), produced by hydrotreating. This process utilises hydrogen to remove oxygen from fats/oil

YES! Concerns about the compliance of diesel additives are generally reserved for aftermarket products produced by chemical manufacturers. EPC+ is not an aftermarket product and is produced by the world’s fourth-largest energy business, TotalEnergies. EPC+ is the ingredient used by TotalEnergies since 2005 to upgrade standard Excellium diesel into premium Excellium diesel. It is currently sold through more than 17,000 service stations worldwide. EPC+ meets all the internation

It might seem odd for a business, like GreenTECH Fuel, which distributes the only diesel additive produced by a major energy business, to suggest that additives are not enough to maximise returns and the impact on environmental performance. Certainly, EPC+ from TotalEnergies will reduce fuel costs and emissions simultaneously - but there is more to maximising returns from the investment in EPC+. Australian businesses blending EPC+ with standard diesel have achieved reductions