Biodiesel Mandates.

Across the world, countries have long recognised biodiesel as a practical and immediate way to cut carbon emissions in transport. According to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), more than 60 countries have implemented biodiesel or biofuel blending mandates, some at national level, others through state or regional policies. These requirements range from as low as B1 to as high as B35, reflecting different national strategies and resources. From Indonesia and Brazil to the European Union, governments have integrated biodiesel into their climate and energy frameworks to reduce fossil fuel use, support local circular economies, and lower greenhouse gas emissions. This global adoption shows that biodiesel isn’t an emerging concept, it’s an established, effective pathway toward a cleaner energy future.