Singapore is now the proud owner of the world’s largest biodiesel plant, which can produce a whopping 800,000 metric tons of fuel per year. The plant, which is operated by Neste Oil, generates fuel from vegetable oils and waste animal fat from the food industry. Neste claims that fuel produced at the plant offers a 40% to 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions compared to fossil fuel-based diesel.
While the Singapore plant is already open, it isn’t operating at full capacity quite yet — it will slowly ramp up, according to Neste. Singapore’s plant may not remain the world’s largest for long; Neste is planning a similarly-sized biodiesel plant in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. That plant will be completed in 2011.
Via NY Times
Does this plant produce now fulltime ??
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