Producing biofuels from waste is now becoming more of a possibility. We note that in many of the earlier methods, it was simply not was not economically feasible to convert organic waste to fuel as the processes required high temperatures and lot of energy. As biofuels continue to be an important part of the replacement for petroleum-based gasoline, diesel fuels, and jet fuels, researchers in many parts of the world have continued to research ways to make them cost competitive with these conventional petroleum fuels. One newer strategy involves the use of catalysts to reduce the temperature and energy requirements in the biofuel production process.
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