How is biopropane produced?
It is a byproduct that is released during the refining of biodiesel in a fully green bio-refinery. The choice of raw materials depends on the demand and supply during a specific period of the year. This ensures that it is a sustainable and circular product.
What are the applications of biopropane?
Biopropane has the same chemical composition as conventional 'normal' propane, allowing it to be used directly in applications where propane is already utilized. This includes heating, cooking, hot water, industrial processes, and various other applications.
What is the difference between regular propane and biopropane?
It is a more environmentally friendly alternative to conventional propane. It is produced from waste and renewable raw materials and has a significantly lower CO2 emissions compared to conventional propane. The emission reduction averages between 60% and 80% compared to fossil fuels, depending on the raw materials used. Additionally, biopropane is recognized as renewable energy according to the European directive on energy efficiency.
How is biopropane stored and transported?
It can be stored and transported in the same way as conventional propane, which means that existing infrastructure and storage tanks can be easily adapted for the use of biopropane. This makes the transition to sustainable fuel even simpler and more cost-effective.
How does the price compare to 'normal' propane?
The price of biopropane has decreased significantly in recent years. However, the price per liter is still higher than theprice of conventional propane gasThis is due to the less mass-produced and more sustainable method of production.
Conclusion
In summary, biopropane is an excellent alternative to conventional propane. There are numerous environmental benefits associated with the use of biopropane. However, the price is still higher. Would you like to know more about availability and pricing?Request non-binding advice >