Some Advice on
Buying Biodiesel "at the Pump"
a bit of advice for novice biodiesel
users who just want to see how it performs in their car or
truck
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. This
organization
works closely with both the diesel suppliers and engine
manufacturers to meet your needs as a customer and help you
with any problems you may have. 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 by The National Biodiesel
Board. 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).
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