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Petrol and Diesel Engines Future Proof?

barura · 2011-12-13 11:45:33

I know that the petrol vs diesel debate is long and tired at this stage, but one question. As the years go on, I'm sure that bio-diesel and bio-petrol (ethanol?) will pick up pace a little bit. Considering that bio-diesel would be easier to make as you don't need a license to distill it (as far as I know), would that not…

13-12-2011 11:45am

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I know that the petrol vs diesel debate is long and tired at this stage, but one question.

As the years go on, I'm sure that bio-diesel and bio-petrol (ethanol?) will pick up pace a little bit. Considering that bio-diesel would be easier to make as you don't need a license to distill it (as far as I know), would that not put diesels more in favor of future-proofing?

Or do I got me facts all wrong?

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