That's right, REGfuel, or the Renewable Energy Group, has just released a study made by them into the viability of various types of feedstocks for biodiesel production. The study and subsequent report tested a number of characteristics of 36 of the most common, and not-so-common feedstocks from around the world. This is a big step forward towards finding ever-newer sources of bio-fuels for our future use, and we all hope this sparks the creativity of those with dreams of either producing newer bio-fuels, or working with them in the near term.

The PDF can be found here

Update on Saturday, November 21, 2009 at 12:42PM by The Green Synapse

Jatropha, Fish, Coffee, and Hemp were among some of those tested :)