Raise a Toast to Boozy Biofuels
The Scots have turned whisky into fuel. The best part is they still get to drink the whisky, since the fuel is made from the whisky waste byproduct of the fermentation process.
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The Scots have turned whisky into fuel. The best part is they still get to drink the whisky, since the fuel is made from the whisky waste byproduct of the fermentation process.
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Scotch whisky maker Glenfiddich has begun converting its delivery trucks to run on low-emission biogas made from waste products from its own whisky distilling process. – Photo: William Grant & Sons, via Reuters Scotch whisky maker Glenfiddich has begun converting its delivery trucks to run on low-emission biogas made from waste products from its own whisky distilling process as part of a "closed loop" sustainability initiative, it said on Tuesday. Glenfiddich said it has installed fueling stations at its Dufftown distillery in north-eastern Scotland that use technology developed by its pare...