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Geeky News Announces Article on EU Lawmakers' Landmark Decision to Promote SAF - Vimarsana News

Geeky News Announces Article on EU Lawmakers' Landmark Decision to Promote SAF

Surrey, United Kingdom Sep 21, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Geeky News, a technology and lifestyle journal, is proud to unveil its latest in-depth article, titled "EU Lawmakers Approve New Laws to Increase the Use of SAF."

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SuperyachtNews.com - Operations - Biocide Overuse: A cause for concern in superyacht maintenance?

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Protecting Land-Based Diesel Assets from Risks Associated with Biofuels - Vimarsana News

Protecting Land-Based Diesel Assets from Risks Associated with Biofuels

Greenhouse gases (GHG) are a global issue. As the planet warms, we need to find any way we can to lower carbon footprints. For the future, there are many

Bio-Content in Marine Fuel Helps Reduce Emissions – but will it leave you 'all at sea'? - Vimarsana News

Bio-Content in Marine Fuel Helps Reduce Emissions – but will it leave you 'all at sea'?

To help meet environmental regulations and reduce the environmental impact of the shipping sector, increasing percentages of bio-components are being added to marine fuels. But what difference does this make to fuel husbandry and are there any risks to the marine operators? There are certainly some areas for concern and fuel management procedures may need ...

Is Your Fuel Bugged? | Scoop News - Vimarsana News

Is Your Fuel Bugged? | Scoop News

Diesel is an organic compound, and like a slice of bread, it can go mouldy, which can pose some serious safety risks, says David Armitage from Conidia Bioscience. Mould, a form of fungus, yeasts and bacteria can grow in fuel over time. Termed ‘microbiological contamination’, this threat is greater now as the global pandemic has created a reduction in fuel turnover. As fuel is stored and backed up in the supply chain for longer, road haulage and commercial forecourt operations need to take extra care to keep this contamination in check. While consuming mouldy bread may not be an appealing ...