most popular:
Green Your TP



most popular: i MiEV to Launch Early


most popular:
The Micro Compact Home


th comments
Rob C said: "Having lived in Ca. for over 50 years and being a farmer that watches snow pack closely, I just got to say that this type of article that uses "cou..." [read]

willbyrne said: ""I want to hear about a car that carries 4 plus cargo, is fwy legal and under $15K!" Comments like this seem to be depressingly common on t..." [read]

Flavio said: "It's easy to say that your aircraft uses 20% less fuel than the nearest competitor. Just compare them in different conditions. Make yours fly highe..." [read]

Senador said: "Just one comment on ice storage. It really is never more efficient than standard AC units. It takes a lot of energy to change ice to water. Typ..." [read]

Senador said: "Higher efficiency is the first step in moving to a more sustainable society. Current renewable energy technology cannot provide the same amount of..." [read]

Piedmont Biofuels Co-Op and Energy Blog

by TreeHugger on 05.31.05
Cars & Transportation

interior_02.gifPiedmont Biofuels is an active biodiesel cooperative based in North Carolina. They have a frequently updated "energy blog", with lots of first-hand reports about using biodiesel and biofuel events in the Mid-Atlantic area. They also sell fuel and biodiesel reactors, because they say "local, micro-scale biodiesel production and consumption makes sound environmental, economic, and social sense."

About their services they say:

Some customers come to our off-grid pump and tank at the refinery, where we sell B100 to the public. Every drop of biodiesel we distribute is fully warranted... Biodiesel is most often used as on-road fuel, off-road fuel, heating oil, and marine boating fuel. Fuel can be purchased “tax-in” for on-road use, or “tax-out” if appropriate. We can dye biodiesel for off-road use.

We deliver biodiesel to our co-op members from our mobile retail pump on the back of a 1,600 gallon tank truck or from a handful of pumps in the triangle area. The mobile retail pump can fill any fuel storage container: vehicle gas tanks, 5 gallon portable carboys, or any type of bulk storage container (like 55 gallon drums, 275 gallon totes, above ground heating oil tanks, or underground tanks).

:: Piedmont Biofuels Co-Op

[by Justin Thomas]

Post a comment

(If you haven't left a comment here before, you may need to be approved by the site owner before your comment will appear. Until then, it won't appear on the entry. Thanks for waiting.)

th ads
th top picks
th ads