Waste-derived fuel definition
Waste-derived fuel means a fuel typically derived from waste(s) and generally used as a substitute for conventional fossil fuels. Waste-derived fuels can include fossil fuels such as waste oil, plastics, or solvents; biomass such as dried sewage or impregnated saw dust; or fractions of both fossil fuels and biomass such as municipal solid waste or tires.
Waste-derived fuel means fuel derived from (i) processed municipal solid waste, (ii) commercial and industrial waste or (iii) waste wood;
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More Definitions of Waste-derived fuel
Waste-derived fuel means a fuel typically derived from waste(s) and generally used as a substitute for conventional fossil fuels. Waste-derived fuels can include substances derived from fossil fuels such as waste oil, plastics, or solvents. Waste-derived fuels can also include fuels containing fractions of both fossil fuels and biomass, such as municipal solid waste, tires, dried sewage or impregnated saw dust. Waste-derived fuel does not include fuels which are pure biomass.
Waste-derived fuel means fuel that has been mechanically processed from the collection of waste hydrocarbons for use as a fuel supplement in a combustion engine.