Renewable fuels

Renewable fuels are energy sources made from natural materials that can be replenished quickly, such as plants and waste. Unlike fossil fuels like coal or oil, which take millions of years to form, renewable fuels are sustainable and produce fewer greenhouse gases. Examples include bioethanol from crops like corn, biodiesel from vegetable oils, and biogas from organic waste. They help reduce reliance on finite fossil fuels, lower carbon emissions, and support a cleaner environment. As technology advances, renewable fuels are becoming a vital part of transitioning to more sustainable energy systems.