How to Find Biodiesel Fueling Stations

Biodiesel is an alternative fuel source. Domestic and renewable sources produce biodiesel, making it far superior to gasoline. It's biodegradable and non-toxic. Another advantage is that it doesn't use petroleum, but you can blend it with petroleum. If you have a vehicle that can handle biodiesel, you have to find biodiesel fueling stations.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

1. Go to the official site of the National Biodiesel Board for a national listing of places where you can buy biodiesel. If you find a biodiesel fueling station not on the list, contact the National Biodiesel Board to get the station added to the list.

2. Sign up for NearBio. Nearbio will send you a list of biodiesel stations in your area directly to your computer or cell phone. It'll even include driving directions. You can sign up for NearBio for free.

3. Click onto the U.S. Department of Energy in Alternative and Advanced Fuels to find biodiesel fueling stations. All you do is click onto your state to find a biodiesel station in your area.

4. Look at Grassolean for another complete listing of biodiesel fueling stations in your area. Grassolean will also give you a list of vehicles that can use biodiesel.

Resources

• Go to the National Biodiesel Board for more information.
• Go to NearBio for more information.
• Go to the U.S. Department of Energy for more information.
• Go to Grassolean for more information.
• Biodiesel Fuel