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Soybean-based fuel blends might be more efficient than corn blends.
Read More →OKLAHOMA CITY - With the expiration of a federal tax credit that provided makers of biodiesel $1 for every gallon, some U.S. biodiesel producers say they will shut down without the government subsidy.
Read More →ORLANDO, FL – Florida Power & Light (FPL) took home top honors at the National Biodiesel Conference & Expo, held in Orlando, Fla.
Read More →Chattanooga, Tenn. city officials say they've switched all city-owned diesel vehicles to biodiesel fuel – the first major Tennessee city to make the switch.
Read More →The City of Durango, TX stopped using biodiesel in its fleet because engines were becoming contaminated with an unidentified sludge.
Read More →U.S. Foodservice-Atlanta has become the first major foodservice distributor in Georgia to use cleaner diesel blend.
Read More →The synthetic diesel, certified for use in cars up to a 35-percent blend, is made from crop materials such as sugarcane and sorghum, making it more similar in origin to ethanol than to traditional biodiesel.
Read More →WASHINGTON – The U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is implementing a new “Grow and Go” program in attempts to educate the trucking industry about the benefits of using biodiesel fuel.
Read More →Minnesota school buses report problems. The Minnesota Trucking Association says members are reporting a high amount of fuel filter plugging.
Read More →FT.DODGE, IA – The preliminary results of a 2-million mile road test of biodiesel fuel show positive benefits for Decker Truck Line Inc. The Fort Dodge-based firm is the first major trucking company to compare a B-20 soy biodiesel blend to conventional diesel fuel.
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