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WARREN, MINNESOTA, USA, May 15, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Summer 2024 print edition of Biobased Diesel™—the must-read trade journal servicing the fast-growing global sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), renewable diesel, marine biofuel and biodiesel sectors—is scheduled for printing in early June. The issue will be the largest edition of the magazine yet since its initial publication in 2021.

At 64 pages, the summer issue will feature a variety of technical pieces, feature articles, opinion columns, news and information by leading experts from some of the most well-known companies and organizations in these industries.

Subscriptions are free of charge. Simply go to the Biobased Diesel Daily^® website (biobased-diesel.com) and fill out the short contact form in the website footer. Those who subscribe by June 7 will receive the latest print edition of Biobased Diesel™ in the mail*.

The Biobased Diesel™ suite of media products—Biobased Diesel Daily^® (biobased-diesel.com), Biobased Diesel™ Weekly, an e-newsletter sent every Tuesday morning, and Biobased Diesel™, the print publication—is edited and published by the award-winning veteran biofuels writer and editor Ron Kotrba, who has been covering the sector for 20 years.

Kotrba is the author of “The Birth of American Biodiesel”—a book published in 2022 celebrating the National Biodiesel Board’s 30th anniversary—and winner of NBB’s 2019 Eye on Biodiesel Influence Award.

“These fuels and the benefits they bring to the economy and environment affect virtually every aspect of our lives—farming, manufacturing, job creation, air, land and sea travel, all modes of shipping, space heating, construction and so much more,” Kotrba said. “Despite the different views people of all walks of life and political persuasions have about climate change, the fact is a great energy transition is taking place around the world. While electric vehicles may be part of the solution for some segments of transport, many of these sectors I just mentioned are difficult or impossible to electrify—now and likely well into the future. This means leveraging solutions we have available to us today, such as low-carbon biofuels, to drastically reduce carbon emissions.”

The 64-page summer issue of Biobased Diesel™, which is receiving bonus distribution at Clean Fuels Alliance America’s (formerly NBB’s) June Membership Meeting in Washington, D.C., is made possible thanks to advertising support from the following companies:

Advanced Fuel Solutions Inc.
American Lung Association
Baker Commodities
BDI-BioEnergy International GmbH
Beta Analytic
Biobased Diesel Daily^®
Biodiesel Coalition Of Missouri
Clean Fuels Alliance America
CPM | Crown Global Companies
Desmet
Engine Technology Forum
Evonik
Frazier, Barnes & Associates
HERO BX
Imerys
Inflectis Digital Marketing
Michigan Advanced Biofuels Coalition
Missouri Soybeans
Myande Group
Ocean Park
Oleo-X
Pacific Biodiesel
Plasma Blue
R.W. Heiden Associates
Render magazine
Saint Paul Commodities
Teikoku USA Inc.
Topsoe
Veriflux
WWS Trading
The Yield Lab Institute

*Print journal available only to addresses in the U.S. and Canada until further notice. Subscribers outside the U.S. and Canada will receive a digital version of the print magazine via email.

Ron Kotrba
RonKo Media Productions LLC
+1 218-745-8347
editor@biobased-diesel.com