Clean energy fuels are modifying the way the world fuels its vehicles. Minimizing pollution from the transportation industry is one of the important objectives for every nation today and every corner of the globe is just trying to figure out how realistic and attainable that goal is with the aid of clean energy fuels. These fuels are abundant and economically viable. Every country around the world is increasingly adopting these fuels for improving the health of the planet. Additionally, augmenting fuel costs and concerns for the environment and energy independence and its conservation are a few things that come on the top of the priority list of every nation. Reduction of carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emission is a priority worldwide, and all these factors contribute to the rising popularity of these fuels. But let’s pause a bit before digging deeper and understand the fundamentals of clean energy fuels.

What are Clean Energy Fuels?

Fuels that are derived from renewable and zero emission sources are termed as clean energy fuels. These are derived from natural processes that can be regenerated in a short span of time and cannot be depleted. The most common clean energy Fuels are ethanol, natural gas, electricity, propane, hydrogen, biodiesel, methanol and P-series fuels.

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