Diesel Verde - Biocombustível de fontes 100% renováveis entra em consulta pública pela ANP para comercialização em todo território nacional

Green Diesel – 100% Renewable Source Biofuel is Open for Public Consultation by ANP for Nationwide Commercialization

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/03/2020 at 17:31

Updated on 12/03/2020 at 17:34

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This New Source of Green Diesel May Come From Biomass, Alcohol, Sugarcane, Plant and Animal Fats

Green Diesel in Focus – The Collegiate Board of ANP approved today (12/3) the start of the public consultation/audience process regarding a draft resolution that addresses the specification of a new biofuel to be marketed in Brazilian territory. This is green diesel, a renewable fuel for diesel cycle combustion engines, produced from renewable raw materials such as plant and animal fats, sugarcane, alcohol, and biomass.

The new fuel will be added to fossil diesel, which currently must contain 12% biodiesel, resulting in a ternary mixture, i.e., a fuel composed of the three products.

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Green Diesel May Benefit Aviation Sector

The regulation of green diesel could also enable the production and marketing of aviation bio-kerosene, already regulated by ANP Resolution No. 778, of 2019, since biofuel production in the context of biorefinery generates different bio products in the same process.

The initiative is the result of ANP’s regulatory impact analysis regarding the inclusion of this new biofuel in the Brazilian market, as well as studies of the international specifications of green diesel marketed internationally. The public consultation period for the proposal will be 45 days.

Green Diesel – 100% Renewable Source Biofuel is Open for Public Consultation by ANP for Nationwide Commercialization

This New Source of Green Diesel May Come From Biomass, Alcohol, Sugarcane, Plant and Animal Fats

Green Diesel May Benefit Aviation Sector

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