The Business Bytes
TBB BUREAU
BHUBANESWAR, AUG 14, 2023
Pan Oleo Energy, Indian biodiesel manufacturer, took a significant step towards promoting sustainable fuels by hosting a remarkable event called the “Clean fuel” awareness campaign to honor World Biofuel Day. The company conducted informative programs in Bangalore and Chennai to educate the masses about the numerous benefits of biofuels and other clean fuels while raising awareness about the urgent need to combat climate change.
World Biofuel Day, celebrated every year on August 14, serves as a powerful reminder of the significance of environment-friendly fuels. In our ever-growing quest for renewable and sustainable sources of energy, biofuels continue to emerge as a game-changer in preserving our delicate nature while mitigating harmful emissions. This day allows us to acknowledge the pivotal role that biofuels play in paving the way towards a greener future. By harnessing organic materials, we can produce cleaner-burning fuels that substantially reduce carbon footprints and contribute to combating climate change.
World Biofuel Day serves not only as an occasion for celebration but also encourages businesses across various industries to actively invest in research and development efforts aimed at further eco-friendly fuel advancements.
Biofuels have emerged as a promising alternative to conventional fossil fuels. With their pivotal role in reducing carbon emissions, biofuels contribute significantly towards mitigating the environmental impact caused by traditional energy sources. Additionally, these remarkable eco-friendly fuels reduce our dependence on finite fossil-based resources while offering a cleaner burning solution for transportation and other energy-intensive sectors. By utilizing biofuels wisely and increasingly integrating them into daily lives, we can shape a greener future by embracing sustainability and fostering innovation in clean energy solutions
The “Clean fuel” campaign had organized interactive sessions and educational workshops that provided an excellent platform for individuals from all walks of life to comprehend how embracing cleaner alternatives can positively impact our environment by reducing harmful emissions and dependence on fossil fuels. Industrial experts took part in this drive and emphasized the importance of adopting these sustainable alternatives for transportation and power generation as they have a considerably lower impact on the environment compared to traditional fossil fuels.
One of the main Biofuel highlighted during this campaign was Ethanol – an environmentally friendly biofuel derived from organic matter such as corn or sugarcane. The benefits of Ethanol were highlighted, which include reduced greenhouse gas emissions and increased engine efficiency when blended with regular petrol.
In addition to ethanol, biodiesel was another focal point discussed at length during this informative event. Made from renewable sources like vegetable oils or animal fats, biodiesel offers substantial advantages over traditional diesel due to its lower levels of harmful pollutants emitted into the atmosphere upon combustion. The importance of blending these Biodiesel into conventional fuel compositions cannot be overstated; it not only improves engine performance but also helps combat climate change by reducing reliance on non-renewable resources and lowering overall harmful emissions. Advantage of widespread adoption of Biodiesel was explained in the campaign to the public and emphasis was laid on how waste organic oils could be processed into biodiesel.
Other fuels, explained during this campaign, include Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and Marine Biofuel. Sustainable aviation fuel is a groundbreaking solution specifically targeting decarbonizing aviation. SAF has gained momentum in recent years as it has been proven to significantly reduce life-cycle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in aviation by up to 80 per cent. Marine biofuel is a promising alternative energy source that has garnered considerable attention due to its potential to significantly reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the shipping industry.
