[AdmSmith]

The technology is probably similar to NExBTL:

NExBTL is a renewable diesel production process commercialized by Neste Oil. Chemically, it entails direct hydrogenation of plant oil, which is triglyceride, into the corresponding alkane. This removes oxygen from the oil. Unlike the yellow transesterified biodiesel, the product is a clear and colorless paraffin, with a good cetane number (85 to 99) and better properties than even petrodiesel. It requires no modification or special precautions for the engine.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NExBTL

Probably better than FAME (such as RME = Methylated Rapeseed oil)

[CarrotAndStick]

NExBTL is a renewable diesel production process commercialized by Neste Oil.

For a moment, I thought it was Nestlé

Neste:

Nestlé:

[mewzilla]

it entails direct hydrogenation of plant oil...

Won't that give my car hardening of the arteries?

[neverdem]

Thanks for the link.