Ninadecaramelo posted: I live in Phoenix, Arizona. Do you know of anyone who can convert my truck to biodiesel, and what do you need to do to convert a truck to biodiesel? I want to keep using my truck in an environmentally sound way, and I want to make a stand against using oil by not buying gasol more...
alex posted: how much does it cost to produce ethanol and biodiesel and any other alternative fuels that you can think of compared to gasoline? more...
superficial37 posted: I currently drive a Diesel Jetta. I have been using regular, ‘ol fuel in if for about a year isince I bough it new. Can I just simply switch my fuel to biodiesel and if I need to switch back to regular diesel, will there be any issues with the maintenence of my car? more...
biodieselbr posted: www.biodieselbr.com O JN fala sobre o biodiesel e as oportunidades criadas por este biocombustÃvel. Parte de uma série de reportagens sobre energia alternativa, por Júlio Mosquéra. more...
Bobbi Miller-Moro posted: Visiting the Green Ambassadors new facilities in Lawndale, California I noticed right away this program is driving Environmental Charter High School to be like no other. Maybe it was the compost corner and vegetable garden, or where they convert vegetables into biodiesel. more...
Richie B posted: I have a friend that converted a suburban into running on biodiesel, but I want something smaller. Does anyone have any experience with converting a car? Which kind of car would work best? more...
JJ posted: I understand the alterations that have to be made with vegetable oil fuels, but what is it about older engines that they ‘run better on biodiesel’? is it heating, design, lower restrictions? more...
rdctwo posted: The technology website CNET.com mentioned Algae Biodiesel in a short segment. Considering that Algae grows quickly, is carbon neutral and the fuel (biodiesel) being produced will run in the most efficient internal combusion engines we currently use, this could well be the best alte more...
sfacets posted: I am thinking of getting a car, but wish to run it on biodiesel… for that I am told it is good to have a tough reliable motor, so my question is: what is a good, reliable, cheap, fuel-efficient, and biodiesel capable car? more...
