Comparison of Bioethanol and Biodiesel Feedstock with Futuristic- Look at Biofuel
Hamidreza Jaliliannosrati, Amin Talebian Kiakalaieh, Alireza Zarei
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Hamidreza Jaliliannosrati, Amin Talebian Kiakalaieh, Alireza Zarei
Abstract
Biofuels have been considerably developed as a probable alternative resource of fossil fuel. In recent times, the continuously increasingdemand and prices of fossil fuel as well asclimate change, makes biodiesel and bioethanol as the only key target for future energy market especially in transportation sector.A large amount of biodiesel and bioethanol productions cost belongs to feedstock that makes it to be as an essential issue for the future of biofuel. The significance of feedstock will be increased while it derives from food feedstock.The purpose of this paper is to describe various type of biodiesel and bioethanol feedstock. Apart from that, this paper will also attempt to compare the biodiesel and bioethanol respect to feedstock.
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Biofuels have been considerably developed as a probable alternative resource of fossil fuel. In recent times, the continuously increasingdemand and prices of fossil fuel as well asclimate change, makes biodiesel and bioethanol as the only key target for future energy market especially in transportation sector.A large amount of biodiesel and bioethanol productions cost belongs to feedstock that makes it to be as an essential issue for the future of biofuel. The significance of feedstock will be increased while it derives from food feedstock.The purpose of this paper is to describe various type of biodiesel and bioethanol feedstock. Apart from that, this paper will also attempt to compare the biodiesel and bioethanol respect to feedstock.
Key concepts: Biofuel, Raw material, Biodiesel, Fossil fuel, Renewable energy, Waste management, Environmental science, Engineering