Bio Fuels cover a wide assortment of fuels they are liquid fuels which are entering commercial acceptance. Driven by consumer demand and green awareness. Typically cost ineffective as a replacement fuel they are mixed with current petrochemical fuels to increase their “greenness”. Below is a list of different types of bio fuels and bio fuel technology, click any link to go to the links page for more direct links to each specific technology. These topics will be expanded as this site evolves. We hope to bring you more and more information enabling you to be more informed and make better decision as far as sustainability.

Different types of Bio Fuels are;

• Green Diesel
• Bio Diesel
• Bio ethanol
• Alcohol
• Methane gas
• Solar algal fuels
• Butanol

Butanol is the closes to commercially available gasoline, it can run in a standard car engine without modification and its fuel to air ration, energy density and octane rating most closely resemble standard gasoline or auto fuel. Dupont and BP plan to make biobutanol as a joint venture in next generation fuels.