Biofuels remain a small share of national energy use in New Zealand but are viewed as a tool for reducing emissions, improving fuel security, and supporting regional industries. Commercial activity has focused on low‑level bioethanol and biodiesel blends, influenced by feedstock supply, policy settings, and global fuel prices.
Biofuels remain a small share of national energy use in New Zealand but are viewed as a tool for reducing emissions, improving fuel security, and supporting regional industries. Commercial activity has focused on low‑level bioethanol and biodiesel blends, influenced by feedstock supply, policy settings, and global fuel prices.
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