Biofuels can be used as alternative fuels for transportation. The two most common types of biofuels being developed and used for transportation are ethanol and biodiesel.Biofuels are a renewable source of energy made from animal and vegetable material and a large portion of municipal solid and industrial waste.Both ethanol and biodiesel fuels can be used as a direct substitute for fossil-fuel based petrol or diesel vehicles without engine modification. Current processing technology allows us to produce ethanol from local feed stock like sugar and grains and biodiesel from Canola oil, tallow and recycled vegetable oil.

For unleaded petrol vehicles, Conservo recommends Liberty E10 Unleaded (94 octane) which contains 10% Australian ethanol and meets the Australian Quality Fuel Standard.

Drivers with diesel engines will be able to purchase Australian-made Energetix B20, which contains 20% biodiesel and meets the stringent requirements of both the Australian Diesel Fuel Standard and Australian Biodiesel Fuel Standard.

Conservo also sell B100, which is 100% Australian biofuel and also meets the Australian Biodiesel Fuel Standard. (We advise that you check your warranty conditions before using 100% biodiesel in a new car.)

All fuels at Conservo are produced in AUSTRALIA and competitively priced with fossil fuels, meaning that drivers will be supporting a local industry while cutting exhaust and greenhouse emissions.