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Step 1
Research the companies that are involved with biodiesel development. Keep in mind that some of the companies that are involved with biodiesel development also sell regular diesel fuel to the public. While these companies might have more resources for the development of biodiesel, they have less at stake that companies that are solely devoted to biodiesel.
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Step 2
Decide on your investment strategy. If you are willing to take more risk, startup companies that are devoted to biodiesel development are more attractive. Companies like Bunge have large commitments to biodiesel technology. If you want to be more certain of not losing your investment, an established company such as Archer Daniels Midland might be a better choice.
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Step 3
At a minimum, follow the stock market prices of the publicly traded companies Bunge, Archer Daniels Midland, Royal Dutch Shell, Monsanto and Pacific Ethanol. Write the stock prices with a pen in a notebook so you can keep track of the prices.
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Step 4
Request prospectives from the biodiesel companies and read them. Note anything that catches your interest, especially in relation to any laws that have recently passed that promote the use of biodiesel.
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Step 5
Sign up with an online investment website and purchase stocks with the company you have determined is the best fit for your biodiesel investment goals. You're now an investor in biodiesel fuels.
