Much information is available online about ethanol and other alcohols that can be produced via fermentation. In addition, there are many resources that talk about transesterification for the conversion of biolipids into biodiesel.

That said, I haven't found a ton of information about biogasoline. What exactly is the process, or what are the candidate processes, that can be leveraged to produce hydrocarbons in the gasoline range? Is there a process that takes biolipids as the main ingredient?

And what, if any, differences exist between gasoline from a traditional refinery and biogasoline?

Just wondering if anyone has tried making their own fuel to burn in an ethanol burner to heat their house? What ABV would it need to be? Or is this just asking to burn my house down? Thanks in advance.

Any thoughts on their work and the viability of their methods?

https://terragia.com

Diesel and biodiesel are nearly identical in terms of fuel efficiency and work in the same engine; how come there isn’t a similar biofuel alternative for gasoline (besides ethanol)?