Our facility will be providing Biodiesel to wholesale distributors and transportation fleets when this ecological program gains local approval.

We will also serve retail customers with household and industrial biodiesel heating fuel at that time.

Please contact us for updates or additional information.

Our Process of Converting Used Vegetable Oil to Biodiesel

Unfortunately, unprocessed vegetable oil is not an ideal fuel to be used directly in diesel engines or heating systems. Fortunately, the manufacturing process to produce biodiesel is truly environmentally friendly. The process uses little energy to transform the vegetable oil into the fuel and all byproducts of the transformation are commercially useful and ecologically green.

We pre-condition the used vegetable oil from restaurants to remove water and other foreign food particles.

The conditioned vegetable oil is transformed into biodiesel via a process called transesterification with methanol and a base. The excess methanol is recovered and the product is separated and washed. Ultimately, process generates three products; biodiesel, glycerin and fertilizer salts. The glycerin (body lotion base) and fertilizer salts (agricultural product) are also eco friendly products and are sold as well.
Nothing is wasted from this conversion process.