Global Biodiesel Prices Outlook – September 2026

Biodiesel prices recorded an overall upward regional pattern in September 2026, with three of the four reported regions registering increases. Northeast Asia led with a 4.7% rise, followed by Europe at 4.3% and North America at 3.8%. South America was the only region to record a decline, at 1.5%.

According to IMARC Group’s September 2026 price-tracking database, regional pricing differences reflected varying feedstock costs, supply conditions and fuel demand. Buyers can explore the Biodiesel Price Forecast for further insights into historical pricing and future market conditions.

Biodiesel Prices September 2026: Regional Price Snapshot

• Northeast Asia: USD 1.34/kg (↑ 4.7%)
• Europe: USD 1.71/kg (↑ 4.3%)
• South America: USD 1.30/kg (↓ 1.5%)
• North America: USD 1.37/kg (↑ 3.8%)

Europe recorded the highest regional price at USD 1.71/kg, while South America remained the lowest at USD 1.30/kg. The USD 0.41/kg difference highlights regional variations in production costs, feedstock availability and supply conditions. Rising prices across three regions indicate broad upward pressure, while South America's decline reflects a different regional pricing environment.

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Regional Biodiesel Price Trend 2026: Key Market Insights

North America: Prices reached USD 1.37/kg, increasing by 3.8%. Feedstock costs, renewable fuel blending requirements and domestic production conditions influenced regional pricing.

Northeast Asia: Prices stood at USD 1.34/kg, rising by 4.7%, the strongest increase among the reported regions. Feedstock procurement, manufacturing demand and import costs remain important pricing factors.

Europe: The region recorded the highest price at USD 1.71/kg, alongside a 4.3% increase. Feedstock expenses, energy costs and renewable fuel requirements influence production economics.

South America: Prices declined by 1.5% to USD 1.30/kg. Agricultural feedstock availability, domestic demand and regional supply conditions are important factors to monitor.

Country-level prices for the USA, Japan, India, China and Brazil were not provided; therefore, regional figures are used without assigning them to individual countries.

Biodiesel Supply and Demand Overview – September 2026

Biodiesel production depends on vegetable oils, animal fats and used cooking oil. Changes in agricultural output and competition from food and industrial applications can influence feedstock availability and manufacturing costs.

Demand is supported by renewable fuel blending requirements, transport consumption and government policies. Stronger blending demand can increase competition for feedstocks, while improved availability may ease production costs.

Biodiesel Price Index and Historical Analysis

September recorded positive monthly movements in Northeast Asia, Europe and North America, while South America declined. These regional changes provide a snapshot of market direction.

A reliable comparison with Q2 2026 requires previous-quarter index values calculated on the same basis. Reviewing monthly price data alongside feedstock and freight costs can help procurement teams identify changes in purchasing conditions.

Biodiesel Price Forecast 2026: What to Expect

Over the next 12 months, biodiesel prices will largely depend on vegetable oil costs, agricultural output, energy expenses and renewable fuel policies. Higher feedstock prices or tighter supply could increase production costs.

Conversely, improved crop availability, greater used cooking oil collection and additional production capacity could moderate prices. Buyers should monitor regional supply conditions and policy changes when planning procurement.

Key Factors Affecting Biodiesel Prices

• Feedstock costs: Soybean, palm and rapeseed oil prices influence production expenses.
• Energy prices: Electricity, natural gas and processing costs affect manufacturing economics.
• Government policies: Renewable fuel mandates and blending requirements influence demand.
• Freight costs: Shipping and inland transportation affect delivered prices.
• Agricultural output: Crop yields and weather conditions influence feedstock availability.
• Industrial demand: Competition from food and oleochemical industries affects feedstock procurement.

What Is Biodiesel?

Biodiesel is a renewable fuel produced from vegetable oils, animal fats and used cooking oil. It is commonly manufactured through transesterification, a process that converts fats and oils into fatty acid methyl esters (FAME).

It is used in diesel engines, commercial transportation, agricultural machinery and industrial applications, either in blended form or as a designated fuel, subject to applicable standards.

Biodiesel Market Developments to Monitor

Important developments to track include new production capacity, changes in vegetable oil exports, used cooking oil availability and renewable fuel policy adjustments. Supplier operating rates and international freight conditions may also influence regional supply.

These factors should be assessed alongside verified supplier announcements and trade data before drawing conclusions about specific September developments.

Frequently Asked Questions About Biodiesel Prices:

What Does the Biodiesel Price Chart Show for September 2026?

Prices ranged from USD 1.30/kg in South America to USD 1.71/kg in Europe. Three regions recorded increases, while South America declined by 1.5%.

What Was the Biodiesel Price Index Movement in September 2026?

Northeast Asia recorded the strongest increase at 4.7%, followed by Europe at 4.3% and North America at 3.8%. South America registered a 1.5% decline.

What Influences the Biodiesel Price Forecast 2026?

Feedstock availability, vegetable oil prices, energy costs, freight rates and renewable fuel policies are key factors influencing biodiesel prices and procurement costs.

How IMARC Group Helps Businesses Track Biodiesel Prices

IMARC Group provides regional pricing insights to support procurement planning and market analysis. September 2026 data shows rising prices across three regions, while South America recorded a decline. Historical tracking and supply-demand analysis help businesses assess purchasing conditions. Monitoring feedstock costs, trade flows and renewable fuel policies will remain important for future procurement decisions.

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