BioDieselNow - Renewable biodiesel fuel

If you are interested in buying Bio-D simply put how many gallons per month you think you would use so that I can tell a gas station owner that is interested in suppling. The station would be near intersection of Rt-23,Rt-46 & Rt-80. This station also sells regular diesel. The specifics would need to be worked out later if the owner decides to do it.

I would be able to definitely take 300 gallons a month.  If this goes through I would be willing to fill up 55 gallon drums for people and put them in the back of my pickup, in the Sussex County, NJ and Pike County, PA area.  Finally a retail pump in northern New Jersey!!!!!   

Hopefully the blend will be B20 at minimum, best would be B99 and people can create there own blends if they want.  But probably the best blend to sell at first would be B20 for adaptation purposes.

My office is off 23 in Wayne and we only use about 100gal/month for small equipment. However, we plan on replacing our gas truck with a diesel in this upcoming year which will consume approx. 200-250gal/month. I would definately be interested in using biodiesel.

I would gladly jump off the GSP to buy 200 gallons a month.  Would prefer B99 but I would buy any blend available.  I think word of mouth on this woudl be incredible.

I live in Pike County, PA and travel to NYC every week.  I could easily swing by to fill up each week.  Between my TDI & my Cummins, I burn 50-75 gallons of diesel a month.

I am only up there occasionally, but I would fill up when I was up there if it were available, and might convince a friend to pick me up a few gals in totes when he comes down to hang out. 

Umm in one month I could purchase easily 1500 gallons!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yeah and thats only for one truck! I have 3 and some excavating equipment too.

Did anything come of this?  Is the station moving forward for retail sales?

How much is it? Certain blends? I am interested in Paying the least amonut possible, even if it is B100, I don't mind.

knarfy2,

Do you have any news on this?  I need is at least 150 gallons weekly, which will most likely grow to about 500 galllons weekly.

Any news on this would be great.

 I'm new!

How much is a gallon and I have a tubo diesel car I need about100 gallons a a mont917 498 9360

chris 

 I don't know if this is related to the post, but it probably is.  I work in Paterson, which is right by Totowa.  I know that someone is trying to set up a large scale production plant in the area.  I talked to the iron worker that is making one tank for them, and may be building up to 40 more for them.  From this information, all I know is that someone is planning on doing this, but it may not be the person that started this thread.  The restaurants in the area have recently been told that they no longer have to pay to get rid of their oil, something that has changed only within the past couple months.  So something is happening in the area, and only time will tell if it takes off and is run well.  It's no matter to me, as I have set up my own system for family use and are on good terms with the restaurant that we get our oil from.

 Just thought that people would be interested.

 

Keith 

It seems as though the original poster never came back to this board. I live in Totowa and drive a Jetta diesel and would love to purchase bio-diesel at a reasonable price. I would be interested in joining a co-op if one gets started.

I found this ad on Craigslist and called Robert up. He has a good amount of ASTM biodiesel and will sell in smaller quantities. 

 http://newjersey.craigslist.org/for/672376991.html

 Here's the text from the ad: 

BIODIESEL DIRECT DIESEL REPLACEMENT FUEL AT DISCOUNTED PRICE
SCHOOL BUS'S, HOME HEATING OIL, ROAD TRUCKING, FARM & CONSTRUCTION
WE HAVE 80000 GALLONS OF ASTM GRADE BIODIESE @ BELOW RACK. LONG TERM CONTRACTS AVAILABLE. MINIMUM 1000 GALLONS FOB. DELIVERY AVAILABLE, DISCOUNT FOR LARGE VOLUME SALES. CONTACT US TODAY 201-375-8578, EMAIL AT SALES@GREENBIODIESELFUEL.COM

He also told me it is made from tallow so it's only for summer use. It was about $3.95/ gallon. 

Andy