The local company which pioneered the production of biodiesel from used vegetable oil continues to make the unique fuel despite being challenged by limited funds.
Amelot Oil Barbados Limited manager Parmeshwar Bissoon, pictured here with samples of his work, said the Edgehill, St Thomas facility, which now supplies 40 motorists weekly, intended to increase its output using solar energy.
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