COLCHESTER, VT — Green Mountain Power's fleet of linetrucks will begin using biodiesel as a result of a new fuel arrangement with Champlain Oil Co. Green Mountain Power plans to introduce the clean-burning, organically produced fuel to its more than 20 diesel engine trucks in the Chittenden and Addison County areas this month.
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Read More →Starting July 1, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's 870 cars, trucks, buses, vans, tractors and utility vehicles will run on soy biodiesel and ethanol-blended gasoline.
Read More →Federal grants keep costs reasonable. States introduce biodiesel tax breaks and money for fuel plants.
Read More →The company is negotiating to sell the soybean-based biofuel at truck stops nationwide.
Read More →The settlement with the federal Environmental Protection Agency allows the city to avoid tens of thousands of dollars in pollution penalties for violation of environmental laws.
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