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What is the difference between biomass fuel and biodiesel?

April 26, 2017biodiesel Biomass FUEL

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What is the difference between biomass fuel and biodiesel?

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Actually biodiesel is a biomass fuel but not all biomass fuels are biodiesel. Any fuel liquid, gas, or solid produced from plant or animal material is a biomass fuel. Biomass fuel are considered renewable because they can be produced as a end product of the crop cycle. However renewable should not be confused with sustainable. A sustainable biomass fuel is the product of sustainable farming practices that have minimal environmental impact, adhere to organic farming practices and not sub planting food crops for the sake of fuel.