UK Oil Firing Technical Association looking into biofuel to replace kerosene by 2022

In the UK, Oftec, the Oil Firing Technical Association, is investigating the viability of low carbon biofuels that it hopes will allow for the replacement of kerosene in household heating by 2022 in line with government targets. The green liquid fuel is the second of a two-step process to help transition heating to more sustainable consumption, followed by a boiler replacement program. Off-grid homes are particularly targeted. The association hasn’t specified the nature of the fuel it is developing.