Analysis by global management consulting firm Kearney confirmed that liquid renewable heating fuels represent the easiest, most affordable way to decarbonize the region's heating sector.
Findings published in Brookhaven National Laboratory's report, B20 to B100 Blends as Heating Fuels, “have not identified a clear technical barrier which would limit the use of biodiesel in home heating systems”
Bioheat has taken center state at the 2020 National Biodiesel Board Conference and Expo in Tampa.
The city of Boston has emerged as a leader in the shift to higher blends of renewable, clean-burning Bioheat® Fuel.
Warmest holiday wishes on behalf of your local Bioheat Fuel Dealer.
Consumers will dig deeper into their pockets to heat their homes this winter, with electricity and natural gas rates set to increase, according to The Eagle Tribune.
“I am thrilled that our industry came together to support a cleaner and greener future for our environment, our customers and the entire Northeast region.”
The Northeast’s heating oil industry has resolved to achieve net-zero carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 2050.
A milestone resolution by the New England Fuel Institute, or NEFI, reflects the heating oil industries' steadfast transition to renewable liquid heating fuels.
"Our fuel uses renewable, American resources, is cleaner at a B7 blend than natural gas, and is readily available without costly system conversion."
