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July 16, 2025Revista Acadêmica OnlineOpen Access

From Waste to Renewable Source: A Review of Used Cooking Oil's Role in Sustainable Energy Systems

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LJLoso Judijanto

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Overview

Qualitative review highlights used cooking oil's viability for biodiesel in sustainable energy systems, emphasizing policy impacts.

Key Points

  • Used cooking oil (UCO) can provide a renewable feedstock for biodiesel, potentially reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
  • Global UCO production exceeds 29 million metric tons annually, indicating substantial availability for energy applications.
  • Policy incentives and effective collection systems enhance UCO utilization, significantly decreasing greenhouse gas emissions.
  • Valorizing UCO presents economic opportunities, particularly in developing regions where energy needs are growing.

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Loso Judijanto (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a02c9e6551bb0af8ccdb9https://doi.org/10.36238/2359-5787.2025.v11n58.1562
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