Just as our roots are in scientific research, as biodiesel grows and adapts to our changing energy landscape, the future of the industry also lies in what science can produce. Labs at academic institutions will continue to shape biodiesel science.
Below are complete highlights from the official blog of the 2014 National Biodiesel Conference + Expo.
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When the biodiesel industry grows, so do the greenhouse gas benefits of displacing fossil fuel. The federal Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) is the key driver for responsible growth of biodiesel and biomass-based diesel. Not only is the RFS driving gradual increases in overall volumes of biomass-based diesel, but it is accelerating industry diversity, and this has a compounding effect on the environmental and economic benefit.
We have made serious progress toward energy independence, but progress means little if we reverse course on renewable fuels. We have the opportunity to create jobs and clean the air if we take advantage of our existing renewable fuel capacity in 2014.
