National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (Safeguard Mechanism) Rule 2015
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biofuel has the same meaning as in the NGER Regulations.
biofuel feedstocks means non‑fossilised and biodegradable organic material originating from plants, animals or micro‑organisms, including:
(a) products, by‑products, residues and waste from industry (such as the agriculture and forestry industries); and
(b) non‑fossilised and biodegradable organic components of commercial, industrial, construction, demolition, and municipal waste.
Note: Examples: Soybean oil, canola oil, technical corn oil, palm fatty acid distillate, pongamia pinnata, used cooking oil, tall oil, spent bleaching earth oil, brassica carinata, tallow, POME oil and empty fruit bunches.
biofuel production activity means the production of a biofuel through the physical and chemical transformation of biofuel feedstocks.
Note: Examples: Gasification, Fischer‑Tropsch synthesis, hydrothermal conversions and hydroprocessing.
renewable aviation kerosene has the same meaning as in the NGER Regulations.
renewable diesel has the same meaning as in the NGER Regulations.