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By
using biomass fuel, one of the renewable energy,
preserve global environment. |
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Global environmental problems such as global warming,
air pollution, and deforestation are the results of our
present civilizations’ deep dependency on fossil
fuels. Therefore, introduction of a new energy and attention
to energy conservation are not only domestic issues in
Japan but also issues of global scale.
By 2010, Japanese government expects 0.5 million litters
(in terms of crude oil) of biomass fuel for transportation
will be used in Japan for the demonstration of biomass
energy aiming at prevention of global warming. However, “Eco-fuel
promoting council” of Japan Environmental Agency
estimates vast majority (90.8~92.8%) of this biomass
fuel will come from oversea. |
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Placing
BDF (Bio-Diesel Fuel) as one of our
core businesses by developing a next generation biomass fuel. |
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BDF (Bio-Diesel Fuel) is spotlighted in recent years
as a diesel-replaceable fuel because it achieves reduction
of greenhouse gas and purification of exhaust fume
at the same time.
Since sulfur and aromatic series are lower comparing
to fossil diesel fuel, the levels of sulfur oxide and
PM (Particulate Matter) in exhaust fume are lower.
BDF is also superior to fossil fuels in SPM (Suspended
Particulate Matter) and SOx aspects in addition to
its fuel efficiency. Due to these excellence, BDF is
appraised as the finest fuel for automobiles in the
views of global warming prevention and environmental
preservation. |
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