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Solid Biofuel: 450MJ/per, 90GJ/stack
Coal: 300MJ/per, 30GJ/stack
So, Coal is definitely better, almost 1000 times better than regular biomass, but it's 3 times less powerful than Solid Biofuel (research it in the MAM).
Biofuel resources you'll need to go out and gather yourself. If you neglect to gather it, you'll run out, and anything that relies on those trucks will cease to function.
A stack of 100 Coal is only 30,000MJ.
If you can get get a stack of Nuclear Fuel Rods (and not die before inserting them) They give 37,500,000MJ. I'm at the stage where I'm using Turbo Fuel myself which per stack is 200,000MJ.
meanwhile I'm using Batteries for the vehicles I use directly, because one stack last so long it does not go out until I visit the HUB again, so I need no reserve stack with me.
the automated line of the truck I fuel with canned fuel because it directly connects to the refinery at my oilfield. would be a nuisance to bring coal anywhere near that line, and petroleum coke does not last far enough.
At that stage of the game, you don't really need Sulfur, but you do need lots of Coal for Steel production.
By the time you need that Sulfur, you should have Turbofuel and/or Trains.
Here are 2 routes I set up with the playthrough I'm doing with my kid: https://imgur.com/Mll0KYU
I only fill fuel at one location for both of these. If you filled at both, you could go farther of course. The tractor uses about 2/3 the coal stack. The truck uses 3/4 of the coke stack.
Also in another test, I got from grasslands to north coast driving all willy-nilly on about 60 refular fuel in a truck.