Neste Renewable Diesel

Neste Renewable Diesel is a type of biofuel produced by Neste Corporation, a Finnish oil refining and marketing company. It is a form of renewable diesel that is produced from a variety of feedstocks, including waste and residues, vegetable oils, and animal fats.

History

Neste Corporation began the production of Neste Renewable Diesel in 2007. The company's aim was to create a more sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional fossil fuels.

Production

The production of Neste Renewable Diesel involves a process known as hydrogenation, in which the feedstocks are treated with hydrogen to remove impurities and create a high-quality diesel fuel. This process is carried out in Neste's refineries in Porvoo, Finland, Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and Singapore.

Properties

Neste Renewable Diesel is chemically very similar to traditional diesel fuel, but it has several key advantages. It has a higher cetane number, which means it ignites more easily and burns more cleanly. It also has a lower carbon footprint, as it is made from renewable resources.

Use

Neste Renewable Diesel can be used in all diesel engines without any modifications. It is also compatible with existing fuel distribution systems, making it a practical and convenient alternative to fossil fuels.

Environmental Impact

The use of Neste Renewable Diesel can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. According to Neste Corporation, the fuel can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 90% compared to conventional diesel.

See Also

• Biofuel
• Renewable energy
• Sustainable transport

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