White diesel differs from red diesel in several key aspects:
- Taxation: White diesel is taxed at a higher rate as it is used for vehicles on public roads.
- Color: White diesel is clear, while red diesel contains a red dye for easy identification.
- Permitted Usage: White diesel is the only diesel allowed for road use, whereas red diesel is restricted to off-road machinery and vehicles.
Both fuels share similar chemical properties but are intended for different purposes and markets.
