News
28 OCTOBER 2009
PureFuel Technologies hosts seminars about microbial contamination in modern fuels
Experts in the field of microbial fuel contamination delivered a series of presentations to audiences of fuel industry professionals at events held in Suffolk and Brussels on 26th and 27th October 2009. The theme was to look at the reverse side of the ‘green medal’ – examining the consequences of the fuel industry’s legislation-driven transition to blending in sustainable, carbon-neutral biomass. Biofuels may be good news for the environment, but what about the emerging implications to storage and use?
Growing interest and concern regarding biofuel impact on fuel suppliers, retailers and users was reflected in the number and variety of guests who travelled from all over Europe to attend the seminars. Fuel microbiology and contamination management techniques were detailed in lively presentations by leading American microbiologist Dr Fred Passman. Dr Aubrey Burrows, representing Tesco (now the UK's largest fuel retailer by volume) talked about the problem from a fuel retailer's perspective.
For further information about the presentations please contact info@purefueltechnologies.com
PureFuel Technologies hosts seminars about microbial contamination in modern fuels
Experts in the field of microbial fuel contamination delivered a series of presentations to audiences of fuel industry professionals at events held in Suffolk and Brussels on 26th and 27th October 2009. The theme was to look at the reverse side of the ‘green medal’ – examining the consequences of the fuel industry’s legislation-driven transition to blending in sustainable, carbon-neutral biomass. Biofuels may be good news for the environment, but what about the emerging implications to storage and use?
Growing interest and concern regarding biofuel impact on fuel suppliers, retailers and users was reflected in the number and variety of guests who travelled from all over Europe to attend the seminars. Fuel microbiology and contamination management techniques were detailed in lively presentations by leading American microbiologist Dr Fred Passman. Dr Aubrey Burrows, representing Tesco (now the UK's largest fuel retailer by volume) talked about the problem from a fuel retailer's perspective.
Presentations were also delivered by:
Pat Whalen; LuminUltra
Marc Raymond; Aqua Tools (LuminUltra Distributor)
Patriek Poelman; Kreglinger (Fuel Analysis Service; PureFuel Technologies Distributor)
PureFuel Technologies
For further information about the presentations please contact info@purefueltechnologies.com