Lifecycle, or cradle to grave greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions analysis demonstrates that biodiesel usage enables reductions of around 40–86% vs. fossil diesel fuel. These environmental as well as other regulatory factors are driving the use of biodiesel into applications that traditionally saw little usage. One such application is standby power generation. Historically, standby power generation equipment makers avoided recommending biodiesel due to the intermittent operation of the equipment and unstable nature of the fuel for long term storage. This document details some considerations and risks surrounding the use of biodiesel blend fuels in standby power generation applications.
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