How To Find A Biodiesel Plant near to You

If you are looking for high quality organic fuel, buying biodiesel from a biodiesel plant that has received the stamp of approval from the national biodiesel board is your best bet. As this organization works closely with both the diesel suppliers and engine manufacturers your needs as a customer (as well as any problems you may have) are open to an auditing and assessment process by the board should your diesel engine or diesel car suffer any damaging effects from the fuel. Most major manufacturers of diesel engines recommend biodiesel plants suggested by the national biodiesel board.

The national biodiesel board issues a 'Certified Biodiesel Marketer' seal of approval for biodiesel plants that have met all requirements of fuel accreditation audits. This seal of approval assures customers that the biodiesel meets the ASTM standards for biodiesel as recommended by the government

More than 300 major corporate fleets currently use B20 supplied by plants recommended below including the U.S. Postal Service, the City of Philadelphia, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), several public transit systems, national parks, school districts, private recycling and concrete companies and the National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA

Most of the following companies are capable of supplying biodiesel anywhere in the United States. Keep in mind that just because the biodiesel plant is located far away doesn't mean its fueling stations are. Usually the company's mailing address has nothing to do with the location of its pumps. Also many of the companies on this list have point and click style websites that will lead you to maps so that you can purchase biodiesel fuel at the station that is nearest to you.

This list identifies biodiesel plants arranged in order roughly from largest to smallest.

Peter Cremer North America
West Central U.S.
AEP
World Energy
Biodiesel Industries
Griffin Industires
Imperial Western Products
Stepan Company
Procter and Gamble
Coriscana Chemical
American Biofuels
Filter Specialty Inc.
Gulf Hydrocarbon
Missouri Better Bean
Soy Solutions
Virginia Biodiesel Refinery
U.S. Biofuels
Biodiesel of Las Vegas
Southern Biodiesel
Fumpa Biofuels
Peach State Labs
Lambent Technologies
Joann Haltermanm Ltd
Huish Detergents
Worley and Obetz Inc
. Earth Biofuels
Seattle BioDiesel
Texoga Technologies
SMS Enviromental Fuels
South Texas Blending
American Ag Fuels
American Alternatives
Bioenergy of Colorado
West Coast Biodiesel
Mass Biofuel
Minnesota Biofuel Producers
Alabama Biodiesel Corporation
Evergreen Renewables

More information about these biodiesel plants can be accessed at the national diesel board website.

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