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| first generation biofuel | биотопливо первого поколения |
| first generation biofuel feedstock production | производство сырья для биотоплива первого поколения |
| first generation transportation fuel | транспортное топливо первого поколения |
| second-generation biodiesel | биодизель второго поколения (The increasing criticism of the sustainability of first generation biodiesels (those derived from edible oils) has raised attention to the use of so-called second and third generation biodiesels. The second generation biodiesel includes non-edible vegetable oils, waste cooking oils as well as animal fats. These are considered as promising substitute for traditional edible food crops as they neither compete with food crops nor lead to land-clearing. 'More) |
| second-generation biodiesel | биодизельное топливо второго поколения (The increasing criticism of the sustainability of first generation biodiesels (those derived from edible oils) has raised attention to the use of so-called second and third generation biodiesels. The second generation biodiesel includes non-edible vegetable oils, waste cooking oils as well as animal fats. These are considered as promising substitute for traditional edible food crops as they neither compete with food crops nor lead to land-clearing. 'More) |
| second generation biofuel | биотопливо второго поколения |
| third-generation biodiesel | биодизель третьего поколения (The increasing criticism of the sustainability of first generation biodiesels (those derived from edible oils) has raised attention to the use of so-called second and third generation biodiesels. The second generation biodiesel includes non-edible vegetable oils, waste cooking oils as well as animal fats. These are considered as promising substitute for traditional edible food crops as they neither compete with food crops nor lead to land-clearing. 'More) |
| third-generation biodiesel | биодизельное топливо третьего поколения (The increasing criticism of the sustainability of first generation biodiesels (those derived from edible oils) has raised attention to the use of so-called second and third generation biodiesels. The second generation biodiesel includes non-edible vegetable oils, waste cooking oils as well as animal fats. These are considered as promising substitute for traditional edible food crops as they neither compete with food crops nor lead to land-clearing. 'More) |
| third-generation biofuel | биотопливо третьего поколения (3G biofuels are based on oleaginous material derived from microorganisms (algae, yeasts, bacteria). 'More) |