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From waste oil to mining fuel: The company aiming to cut WA’s reliance on imported diesel

An Australian company is looking to bring technology successfully utilised in the United States to Western Australia in a bid to transform waste oil and agricultural residues into hydrotreated vegetable oil - a form of renewable diesel.

First reported by The Age Latest report 2 sources
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  1. The Age

    From waste oil to mining fuel: The company aiming to cut WA’s reliance on imported diesel (opens The Age in a new tab)

    An Australian company is looking to bring technology successfully utilised in the United States to Western Australia in a bid to transform waste oil and agricultural residues into hydrotreated vegetable oil - a form of renewable diesel.

  2. The Sydney Morning Herald

    From waste oil to mining fuel: The company aiming to cut WA’s reliance on imported diesel (opens The Sydney Morning Herald in a new tab)

    An Australian company is looking to bring technology successfully utilised in the United States to Western Australia in a bid to transform waste oil and agricultural residues into hydrotreated vegetable oil - a form of renewable diesel.

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