In the late 1890's, a man by the name of Rudolph Diesel invented a new fuel for stronger vehicles with the environment in mind. This new fuel was diesel, and originally the engines were designed to run on refined vegetable oils such as soybean oil. Over three-hundred years have passed, and the use of soybean oil is still in use, only it is the kind of a sprouting breed. This new fuel emission is called …showed first 75 words of 2829 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2829 total…available, which might be animal fats and plant oils besides soy oil eventually (Jefferson). Yes, biodiesel is worth considering. Definitely, the completed federal Energy Bill will shed some light on what to expect in the future about how fast the biodiesel industry grows. This next fact is certain. The most profitable biodiesel plants will be located where cost of feedstocks and other production costs are relatively low and biodiesel demand and subsidies are relatively high.