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By switching its fleet to biodiesel, Oakhurst Dairy helps save the environment, and some money, as well.
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JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Seventeen major biodiesel producers, representing 40 percent of the market, are now certified as meeting the National Biodiesel Board's BQ9000 quality standard..
Read More →The EPA’s 2010 standard calls for reductions in nitrogen oxide emissions by 83 percent from the 2007 mandate. Industry experts discuss the new standard’s impact on NOx levels, engine performance, and fuel quality.
Read More →Boost has transitioned nearly every California fleet customer to sustainable alternative fuel.
Read More →LOS ANGELES – Highland Commercial Roofing Company, a commercial roofing contractor operating in California and Arizona, has converted their entire California truck fleet to run on biodiesel fuel.
Read More →SACRAMENTO, CA – Biodiesel industry leaders have created the California Biodiesel Alliance, a new not-for-profit trade association to promote increased use and production of high quality, renewable biodiesel fuel in California.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. House Ways and Means Committee has approved an extension of the federal biodiesel tax incentive and other provisions critical to the sustained growth of the biodiesel industry
Read More →ST. LOUIS – DaimlerChrysler will expand its promotion of clean, renewable biofuels by delivering each new 2007 Dodge Ram diesel pickup truck to owners running on biodiesel fuel. Every Dodge Ram diesel coming off the assembly line at the company's Fenton, Mo., north plant will be fueled with B-5 — made with 5-percent clean, renewable diesel derived from soybeans.
Read More →A large dairy company in New England announced this week that it will have transitioned 130 delivery trucks, or more than 90 percent of its fleet, to B20 biodiesel fuel (20 percent biodiesel and 80 percent petroleum diesel) by the end of 2006.
Read More →Washington joins other states that also require a certain percentage of fuel to come from alternative sources.
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