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SynSel’s selected synthetic biofuel manufacturing processes produce Synthetic Biofuel that has a significantly reduced greenhouse gas emission profile compared with both petroleum-based fuel and First-Generation Biofuels such as soy-based biodiesel and corn-based ethanol. A Michigan Tech University study found that wood-derived fuel like that produced by SynSel can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than 90% compared with petroleum-based equivalents.

SynSel fuel also overcomes key limitations of First-Generation Biofuels including:

  • Using Wood feedstock that has no nutritional value which, thereby, does not create the food vs. fuel dilemma like corn used to make ethanol

  • Improving diesel performance in colder climates

  • Being drop-in, tank ready that does not require engine modifications

  • Not having “blend wall” limits

 
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SynSel fuel is an environmentally responsible replacement for traditional fossil-based fuels. The fuels meet diesel ASTM D-975-11 and gasoline ASTM D-4814 specifications. It also qualifies for US incentives and tax credits such as RINs, Low Carbon Fuel Standard, renewable fuel manufacturing & blender tax credits.