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Nature's Renewable Alternative Fuels
As oil reserves dwindle and gasoline prices continue to climb, the value of renewable alternative fuels increases. On the cutting edge of this transition are biofuels - renewable because they grow from the earth through water and sunlight. Algae oil is a particularly promising source of biofuel, which can produce in three days what it takes nature over a million years to produce!
For a gasoline engine, you can make ethanol, even out of agriculture waste! Did you know that with a conversion kit, all diesel engines can be fueled with straight vegetable oil? That's oil you can grow yourself, use an oil press to extract, and even power a generator with.
Oil is available to buy at low cost from a wholesaler or farmer, or very popular - to get for free by collecting and filtering waste vegetable oil from restaurants! You can also use homegrown or recycled vegetable oil to make biodiesel - which runs in diesel engines without modification, save for a few switched hoses on vehicles older than 1994.
Check out the biofuel options below to see what your fuel can evolve to be!
As oil reserves dwindle and gasoline prices continue to climb, the value of renewable alternative fuels increases. On the cutting edge of this transition are biofuels - renewable because they grow from the earth through water and sunlight. Algae oil is a particularly promising source of biofuel, which can produce in three days what it takes nature over a million years to produce!
For a gasoline engine, you can make ethanol, even out of agriculture waste! Did you know that with a conversion kit, all diesel engines can be fueled with straight vegetable oil? That's oil you can grow yourself, use an oil press to extract, and even power a generator with.
Oil is available to buy at low cost from a wholesaler or farmer, or very popular - to get for free by collecting and filtering waste vegetable oil from restaurants! You can also use homegrown or recycled vegetable oil to make biodiesel - which runs in diesel engines without modification, save for a few switched hoses on vehicles older than 1994.
Check out the biofuel options below to see what your fuel can evolve to be!
