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B100 Biodiesel

Clean energy transformed from waste,
opening the door to a green future for you.

Sustainable Energy Solution

How long can the remaining oil resources on Earth support us?

The answer is: less than

50 years

Therefore, we urgently need to find sustainable energy alternatives, and biodiesel transformed from waste is the ideal choice.

Waste to Energy

Biodiesel, also known as fatty acid methyl esters, is a renewable energy source produced through the conversion of biological resources such as plant oils and animal fats into fuel, turning waste into energy.

Diverse Raw Materials

Our B100 Biodiesel utilises waste cooking oil, animal fats, and grease trap waste oil as raw materials, converting discarded resources into energy.

Strict Quality Control

To ensure consistent quality, we implement rigorous quality control processes, examining every stage from raw material input to final product.

Professional Team

Our team possesses extensive production experience and professional expertise, offering the best solutions and technical support to customers.

Complies with EU Standards

Our B100 Biodiesel meets the EU EN14214 specifications, the most stringent standards in the world.

Flexible Blending Ratios

According to customer requirements, we can provide, biodiesel blended with low-sulfur diesel in various ratios, ensuring performance and quality meet specific needs.

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Comparing Petrodiesel and Biodiesel

Petrodiesel comes from finite earth resources, while

biodiesel is renewable, utilising sustainable resources like waste cooking oils and fats.

Petrodiesel has a lower flashpoint, increasing fire risk during storage and transportation.

Biodiesel’s higher flashpoint makes it a safer alternative.

Petrodiesel emits large amounts of CO2, worsening global warming.

Using biodiesel helps achieve carbon neutrality, as biodiesel's plants absorb CO2 during growth, neutralizing emissions.

Petrodiesel spills cause long-term harm to water and ecosystems, while

biodiesel is biodegradable and breaks down quickly and safely in the environment.

Petrodiesel is classified as hazardous, requiring special handling and transport, while

biodiesel is non-hazardous, simplifying its handling and transportation.

Comparing Petrodiesel and Biodiesel

Petrodiesel comes from finite earth resources, while

biodiesel is renewable, utilising sustainable resources like waste cooking oils and fats.

Petrodiesel has a lower flashpoint, increasing fire risk during storage and transportation.

Biodiesel’s higher flashpoint makes it a safer alternative.

Petrodiesel emits large amounts of CO2, worsening global warming.

Using biodiesel helps achieve carbon neutrality, as biodiesel's plants absorb CO2 during growth, neutralizing emissions.

Petrodiesel spills cause long-term harm to water and ecosystems, while

biodiesel is biodegradable and breaks down quickly and safely in the environment.

Petrodiesel is classified as hazardous, requiring special handling and transport, while

biodiesel is non-hazardous, simplifying its handling and transportation.

Applications of Biodiesel

Biodiesel burns similarly to traditional petrodiesel and can generally be used directly in existing diesel engines, making it a popular clean energy alternative. Often, biodiesel is mixed with petrodiesel. Several countries mandate a specific ratio of biodiesel use, and in Hong Kong, B5 biodiesel (5% biodiesel and 95% petrodiesel) is primarily used.

Different ratios in different countries*

Thailand
Malaysia
Indonesia
South Africa
England
Different European Countries
Different States in the U.S.

*Source from: Biofuels digest, 2019 (https://www.fas.usda.gov/data/european-union-biofuel-mandates-eu-member-state-and-united-kingdom-2021)

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FAQs on B100 Biodiesel

Using 100% biodiesel meeting international standards does not harm the engine. Currently, blending up to 20% biodiesel (B20) can be used in most diesel engines without modification, providing similar performance to petrodiesel while reducing emissions. However, older vehicles and equipment with rubber seals and materials like PVC may expand when using higher biodiesel ratios like B20.
Biodiesel has a higher cetane value, leading to better engine performance and lower knock probability. However, its calorific value is slightly lower (about 6-10% less), which may slightly reduce fuel economy.

Biodiesel's shelf life varies based on quality and blend ratio, with B100 lasting up to a year. Blends like B20 (20% biodiesel, 80% petrodiesel) can typically be stored for 8-12 months. Proper storage in closed, opaque containers under optimal conditions can prolong shelf life.

Biodiesel use is low locally, mainly used by government fleets, diesel equipment, construction sites, and a few proactive users or companies. Only three gas stations in Hong Kong currently sell biodiesel blends like B5.
Biodiesel pricing is driven by the European and American markets and does not follow oil price trends, typically costing 30-60% more than petrodiesel.
You can submit inquiries and contact information via our website’s “Contact Us” page, and our sales team will contact you promptly.

While we primarily sell B100 biodiesel, we have the licences and equipment to provide various biodiesel blends. Please contact us for specific inquiries.

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