HVO Biodiesel Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil | What is HVO? (New 2022)

HVO Biodiesel Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil What is HVO? (New 2022)
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what is HVO, Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil and the benefits of switching from regular biodiesel fuel?
Produced from vegetable fats and oils, Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil is also known as HVO biodiesel.
HVO is a clean-burning, environmentally friendly alternative to standard diesel..... and has a longer shelf life than regular biodiesel.
What’s The Difference Between HVO And Regular Biodiesel?
One of the main hurdles that biodiesel producers have been trying to overcome, is the sustainability of their fuel.
The main difference between regular biodiesel and HVO, is in the production process.
Hydrogen is used as a catalyst in the creation process of HVO..... unlike biodiesel, which uses methanol instead, in the esterification process.
HVO biodiesel is created through a hydrogenation process, which removes all oxygen from the fuel.
This means that it's more likely to last longer in the tank than biodiesel.
Regular biodiesel uses a process known as esterification. This process fails to remove oxygen from the diesel.... increasing the risk of oxidation. Eventually, this can cause contamination.
For this reason, biodiesel has to be closely monitored to make sure it's still usable.
In a large number of areas.... in comparison to other forms of fuels, HVO is actually superior.
This is one of the main reasons why HVO is becoming so popular.
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[@fueloilsonline]

HVO Biodiesel Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil. A renewable fuel of the future, watch this space......

[@MrSinEon]

It is not only made from vegstibal oil its also made from leftover animals as a result from the high demand for HVO, the supply is not enough for the demand.

[@ioplocal6843]

This was on my list of things I always heard but never knew the difference - until now! Thanks for the share!

[@fueloilsonline]

You're welcome...glad it has helped, feel free to ask any questions.

[@bestreviews2u122]

Very informative, I never realized the important difference between normal bio-diesel and HVO.

[@fueloilsonline]

Glad this was helpful :-)

[@FitnessFatLoss]

Interesting video as I was unaware of these differences, well done.

[@fueloilsonline]

Thanks, glad you have been enlightened...

[@healthybodydigest4024]

A great way of using a waste product that normally clogs up our drains. Thanks for the information.

[@fueloilsonline]

Good point, thanks for your comment

[@tedcook2190]

Interesting. I was unaware of the differences between them. thanks.

[@fueloilsonline]

Glad this has helped you :-)

[@trendeezy]

Nice explanation of the meaning of HVO and its function...thanks

[@fueloilsonline]

You're welcome..thanks for your comment

[@traveltips9363]

Great informative video about HVO. Thanks for sharing.

[@fueloilsonline]

Glad you found value from it :-)

[@LearningLuminary]

I like this concept just another way to ensure our planet will live longer, anything helps, nice video

[@fueloilsonline]

I appreciate your comment..thank you

[@networkdongle]

interesting and the fact that it can last longer in the tank, is it as easy to find a "refill station" along the road?

[@fueloilsonline]

Probably not at the moment, once it becomes more popular then perhaps it will.

[@TheBrainMaster]

Really interesting and I learnt something about HVO.

[@fueloilsonline]

Glad it was of interest to you :-)

[@raybossa]

interesting! Could I run my Jetta TDI 2004 on this? And how can I produce HVO?

[@fueloilsonline]

Thanks for your comment. I'm not certain about whether you could run your Jetta on HVO, this video is for informational purposes only.

[@99ron30]

Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil, Power to X, genetically modified high yield biodiesel crops and algae ponds, plus making use of old cooking oils and animal fats. Existing Internal combustion vehicles COULD be much greener than EV. But the powers that be dont want it.

[@Fubuki_Ambient_Lofi]

I am testing HVO100 in my car. I must say that you are not presenting a balanced view with this video. As mentioned above, animal fats can be used or mixed with vegetable oils. Also, the emissions are compared against those of fossil fuels, and the evidence isn't clear as to whether it performs better for nitrous oxide. The emissions don't consider any particles from HVO that are not emitted with regular diesel. As a consumer, I would love for HVO100 to be the answer, but when government bodies, and manufacturers are being selective about the data, and presenting a biased view, it creates a feeling of mistrust for me.

[@allanfraser-rush7453]

Much more credible if you use a real voice over instead of a computer voice......

[@fueloilsonline]

Thanks for your comment, duly noted :)

[@ahah1785]

hehe as usual theres always a dark side of things... in this case its the palm oil... not very diffrent from ethanols "benefits" that uses corn (food) With hvo its the palm oil that is harvested...

[@fueloilsonline]

Thanks for your comment.....

[@cjeam9199]

There's a fair few supplies that certify their fuel as virgin palm oil free.

[@biorotterdamforenergyconsu1241]

HVO Biodiesel Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil. A renewable fuel of the future, watch this space......