Biodiesel production is undergoing rapid technological reforms in industries and academia.
This has become more obvious and relevant since the recent increase in the petroleum …

This article reviews various technologies that have been used for biodiesel production till
date, with a view to comparing commercial suitability of these methods on the basis of …

Biodiesel is a fuel safe, renewable, non-toxic, biodegradable and much less contaminant for
the environment than conventional diesel. Moreover, it represents a strategic source of …

Biodiesel is a renewable substitute fuel for petroleum diesel fuel which is made from
nontoxic, biodegradable, renewable sources such as refined and used vegetable oils and …

Despite the high energy demand in the industrialized world and the pollution problems
caused by widespread use of fossil fuels, the need for developing renewable energy …

Due to increasing concerns about global warming and dwindling oil supplies, the world's
attention is turning to green processes that use sustainable and environmentally friendly …

Due to the dwindling crude oil resources and the detrimental environmental effects of toxic
emissions from conventional diesel, biodiesel has gained importance over the last few years …

The energy crises, particularly the fear of depletion of mineral oils are becoming a very
serious issue. Non-oil producing countries are becoming the victim of the scenario. On the …

The production of biodiesel as a fuel in diesel engines greatly increased in recent years and
is expected to grow more and more in the near future. Increasing biodiesel consumption …

The most common catalysts for biodiesel production are homogeneous basic catalysts. In
the present paper, a comparison is made of different basic catalysts (sodium methoxide …