Consumers have more options than ever when it comes to using alternative fuels.  Many petroleum retailers now make biodiesel available at the filling station.  In fact, some cities like Las Vegas, Austin and Greenville, SC have more than a dozen biodiesel pumps.  If you have a diesel vehicle and a public pump nearby, using biodiesel is a breeze.  There are just a few things you should know first. 

From NASA to New Belgium Brewery to the City of San Francisco, hundreds of fleets use biodiesel coast to coast.  If you’re a fleet manager considering making the simple switch to B20, this section will help get you started with handling and use guidelines, warranty statements, user testimony, biodiesel locations and other resources to help ensure your transition is smooth.

More than a thousand petroleum distributors have discovered that biodiesel is a valuable product that can help make their businesses profitable while filling a demand their competitors miss.  In this section, we offer training videos, handling guidelines, information on the tax incentive and many other resources to help maximize your biodiesel business. 

Buy from a petroleum distributor.
This is the most common way for centrally fueled fleets, Bioheat customers and farmers to get biodiesel.  Most biodiesel distributors will deliver the biodiesel in pure form or already blended according to the customer's preference. Ask your distributor to carry biodiesel, and if your request is not granted, then change to a distributor who will. Once they realize demand is out there and that biodiesel is a valuable addition to their product lines, most distributors will make it available.

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