Biofuels derive from organic matter, typically plant-based sources. The classification of these fuels as renewable or nonrenewable depends on the balance between the rate of consumption and the rate of replenishment of... Read more »
Liquid, solid, or gaseous fuels derived from organic matter offer an alternative to fossil fuels. Examples include ethanol made from corn or sugarcane, biodiesel produced from vegetable oils, and biogas generated from... Read more »
Liquid, solid, or gaseous fuels primarily derived from biomassorganic matter like plants, algae, and animal wasteoffer an alternative to fossil fuels. For instance, ethanol, commonly blended with gasoline, is often produced from... Read more »
Fuels derived from recently living organic matter are often presented as alternatives to fossil fuels. These materials, typically plant biomass, can be converted into liquid or gaseous fuels through various processes, offering... Read more »