Home > Japan's largest Bio-Diesel Fuel Factory Goes into Full Operation in Kyoto >
2009.07.25 Sat

Japan's largest Bio-Diesel Fuel Factory Goes into Full Operation in Kyoto
JFS/Revo International
Copyright Revo International


Revo International Inc., a Japan's pioneering biodiesel fuel (BDF) manufacturer and seller based in Kyoto, started the full-scale operation of Japan's largest BDF factory in Kyoto on April 10, 2009.

The factory has a daily production capacity of 30,000 liters of BDF. Two large tanks are installed on the premises, each of which stores up to 110,000 liters of product or materials. This is the first ultra-low-emission fuel production facility in Japan, utilizing glycerin, a byproduct of the production process, as a heat source.

Revo's BDF dubbed C-FUEL, which is made from used cooking oil, has been used in about 300 of Kyoto city's official vehicles for nearly 10 years. Using 100 percent BDF for entire route, the company also completed the Dakar Rally in 2007. With the factory in full operation, Revo plans to increase their efforts to popularize the safe and high-quality BDF.

Revo International Inc. official website
http://www.e-revo.jp/english/index.html

Posted: 2009/07/25 06:00:15AM


| Posted by jfs |
NEXT ACTION
Search more news from JFS   
Read next article: Panasonic Group Company Wins 'Supply Chain Resource Conservation Model Grand Prize'
Read previous article: Mazda Develops World's First Automatic Bumper Recycling Process
Support JFS
About JFS
RELATED NEWS

Fuji Electric Tests Light-Weight PV System for Plastic Greenhouses
Japanese Firm Begins Development of Tidal Power Generation System
Toyota CRDL Succeeds in World's First Artificial Photosynthesis Using only Water and CO2
Japanese Companies to Test New System to Promote Use of Electric-Powered Taxis, Reduce GHGs
Hitachi Zosen Inova AG based in Switzerland Subsidiary Accepts Order to Construct Municipal Energy-from-Waste Plant in UK

Creative Commons