The buses in London work with coffee

BBC], produced from waste coffee according to the news contained in [biofuel, began to be used in buses in London.

] Biofuels derived from different sources such as frying oil are used in many of the buses in London. However, the biofuel obtained from coffee is stated in this sense is the first one.

The inventor of biofuel produced from coffee was founded in 2013 Bio-Bean]]]. [Bio-Bean, so far ]6,000 liters of fuel , and this amount will be enough for a year. Again [Bio-Bea According to the information shared by, you need about ]] 2.5 million cups of coffee]] to produce fuel up to a year.

According to the information provided by the British Coffee Association], ]55 million cups of coffee] are drunk in the UK. Fuel manufacturer Bio-Bean] said that only in London [200.000 tons of coffee] exceeded.

Bio-Bean is working with cafes, coffee chains and ready coffee producers to collect coffee waste. The oil is removed before the waste coffee collected from the sales point and factories, then converted to B20 biofuel[.

The buses used in public transport can start using biofuels produced from coffee without any operation. [

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]It is quite important in reducing greenhouse gas emissions to fuel waste such as coffee, frying oil. This leads to the emergence of methane gas, which is 28 times more effective than carbon. Furthermore, the need for more solid waste storage means the inefficient use of the land, increasing costs. [