There are many different renewable fuels for the transport sector. With the help of experts in the f3 network, we have compiled basic information about the most common fuels, raw materials for fuel production, conversion technologies, and related topics such as regulation and policy.
The information is presented in the form of fact sheets and on this page you can read and download it.
In the publication library, all published material on renewable transportation fuels can be accessed, such as summaries, reports and information folders.
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The full fact sheet is currently only available in Swedish. Below is a translated excerpt. In the spring of 2023,…
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Fact sheet | 2024-10-07
The full text is available in Swedish. All renewable fuels, in large quantities, are needed to achieve a fossil-independent vehicle…
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Fact sheet | 2023-12-12
The full compilation is currently only available in Swedish. Below is a translated excerpt. The biofuel-producing industry often points out…
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Fact sheet | 2023-10-12
The full compilation is currently only available in Swedish. In Sweden, renewable fuels are produced that are used for low…
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Fact sheet | 2023-09-12
The factsheet is currently only available in Swedish. Vätgas, H2, är en flexibel energibärare med många möjliga tillämpningar och en…
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Fact sheet | 2021-09-13
Electric Road Systems (ERS) allow vehicles to charge whilst driving, with electricity provided from the road infrastructure either in the…
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Fact sheet | 2021-05-10
Electrofuels is a way to produce renewable energy carriers from renewable electricity that can be used in segments of the…
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Fact sheet | 2021-04-12
Recent articles and statements in the media [1, 2] raise concerns over the climate effects of using forest biomass for…
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Fact sheet | 2021-03-17
Lignocellulosic biomass can be converted into fuels and chemicals using thermochemical or biochemical process pathways. Thermochemical technologies apply heat and…
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Fact sheet | 2020-05-13
Lignocellulosic biomass can be converted into fuels and chemicals using thermochemical or biochemical process pathways. Biochemical processes involve biocatalysts. They…
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Fact sheet | 2020-05-12
The fact sheet is currently only available in Swedish. Jet A1, också benämnt som flygfotogen eller jetbränsle, är det drivmedel…
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Fact sheet | 2020-02-11
The fact sheet is at this point only available in Swedish. Förhållanden mellan markanvändning och biodrivmedel diskuteras i många sammanhang.
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Fact sheet | 2019-12-02
B100 is a diesel fuel consisting of 100% fatty acid methyl esters (FAME). It is a nontoxic, biodegradable fuel that…
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Fact sheet | 2017-08-14
Fatty acid methyl ester, FAME, is a nontoxic, biodegradable biodiesel that can be produced from a wide array of vegetable…
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Fact sheet | 2017-06-28
Dimethyl ether (DME) can be produced from coal, natural gas or biomass and it is used for a variety of…
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Fact sheet | 2017-05-04
Methanol is the simplest form of alcohol and it is produced via synthesis gas (H2 and CO) mainly derived from…
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Fact sheet | 2017-05-04
HEFA (Hydroprocessed Esters and Fatty Acids), also called HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil), is a renewable diesel fuel that can be…
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Fact sheet | 2016-08-10
Biomethane is a gaseous fuel which consists of mainly methane. Biomethane is normally produced by upgrading (purifying) biogas. Biogas is…
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Fact sheet | 2016-08-10
Bioethanol is the most commonly used biofuel for transportation. It can be produced from many different raw materials and through…
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Fact sheet | 2015-02-03
Residues from agriculture include a variety of products, such as straw from cereal and oilseed cultivation, tops from potato and…
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Fact sheet | 2015-02-02
Energy crops are crops produced with the objective to be used in the energy system. The energy crops presented here…
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Fact sheet | 2015-02-02
Main forestry products are timber and pulpwood, but residues from forestry, such as tops, branches and stumps can be harvested…
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Fact sheet | 2015-02-02