Sri Lanka starts small with bio-fuels

Aug 01, 2008 (LBO) - Sri Lankan renewable energy experts have started experimenting with bio-fuel production as an alternative to expensive fossil fuels but are constrained by lack of funds and land for commercial production.
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A pilot project on bio diesel initiated in Nikaweratiya in the north western province will soon be converted to a community project, Rohitha Ananda, renewable energy project manager at Practical Action told LBO.
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The project was started with the help of the universities of Peradeniya and Ruhuna and Practical Action, a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO).

The project is to provide bio diesel to run small tractors, water pumps and generate electricity in villages, Ananda said.

However, producing bio diesel in a commercial capacity will require more work and time, researchers say.

"Most of the people in the bio-fuel field have lots of big hopes but I think we have to test it before we say anything because the reality is not that," Ananda says.

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The government must channel more funds in to research and development initiatives to promote investments and experimentation in the bio fuel sector, says C S Kalpage, senior lecturer, department of chemical and process engineering from the Pera

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