Recently, which country’s scientists have developed a catalyst to produce cheaper biodiesel?

Scientists from Assam, Odisha (India), China, and the U.K. have developed a water-repellent catalyst to significantly reduce biodiesel production costs. Biofuels are quickly produced from biomass, unlike slow fossil fuel formation. They’re primarily liquid or gaseous and commonly blended with petroleum products for transportation. Some, like drop-in biofuels, don’t require blending. This catalyst breakthrough promises economical biodiesel production, potentially transforming renewable fuel accessibility and affordability.