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                    [AuthorName] => Dominique Nicole Flores
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The theme of the annual event's 17th edition will be "Progress and Prospects on Water: Striving for Sustainability in a Changing World." 

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"Biodiesels, which have been tested and accepted in many countries in Europe and in North America, were sourced from vegetable oil of even lesser stability than coconut oil," the TPBA said.


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Diesel to have 3% coconut biodiesel blend starting Oct. 1

By Dominique Nicole Flores | September 30, 2024 - 5:36pm

Diesel fuel will contain 1% more coconut methyl ester, a biodiesel, starting Oct. 1, 2024, increasing the blend from...

Business

World Water Week to focus on climate change, biofuels

August 11, 2007 - 1:54pm

STOCKHOLM (AFP) - Climate change and a potential water shortage in some regions, also due to the diversion of water to crops for biofuels, will be at the centre of the 2007 World Water Week which opens here Monday,...

Nation

Biodiesel group refutes Chevron claim on product testing

By Donnabelle L. Gatdula | March 7, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippine Biodiesel Association (TPBA) is disputing Chevron Philippines Inc.’s claim that coco-biodiesel has not been properly tested for commercial use. "Biodiesels, which have been tested and accepted...

Business