BioDieselNow - Renewable biodiesel fuel

I've seen the threads but can not find any information on a co-op in the Newark area. Please write back if you know of a co-op. If no one writes back I will post a reply regarding interest in starting one so please hold off on saying you are willing to help start one.... for now.

I live in Bear. Can you contact me at pmn.1 at hotmail? I also sent an email message but I'm not sure the messages get through on this website.

 I'm in wilmington and am interested in doing some work on biodiesel as well, please contact me with any info!

 -Chris 

I live in milton, DE interested in a delaware biodiesel co op please contact me at rgscomputers@hotmail.com

I'm in pikes creek are, and it sounds like one of us should set a time and date to see who shows up.  I'm open for anytime.

Erik  eclecticbiz@comcast.net    

Hello,

Milton in Middltown here.  Have a large historic home that is an oil guzzler. Looking for a more economical alternative.  If anyone knows if I can use Biodiesel and if it is cheaper than the $3.35 I pay for oil now let me know.  Went through 1,000 gallons already this year...told you it was a guzzler!  email me or call if you sell, have info or suggestions.  Have a new oil furnace that uses #2 at the moment.   302-981-5131 or todayslatino@aol.com

 

Thanks

Milton 

There will be a meeting on March 20th regarding a co-op making biod in the Newark area. The place is TBD. Keep checking this site or write to pmn.1@hotmail.com for more info.

The Meeting is on March 20, 2008 @ 7 PM
Location: Central Perk, 42 East Main Street, Newark, Delaware

We are up in Colmar Pa. Just up the blue route. If we could help you guy's let me know. We have a national methanol and lye contract that you guys can buy on. Current prices are 3/15/08

Methanol $3.21 per gallon NaOH 100 lb min. .88 cents per pound KoH 100 lb min. $1.24 All prices are delivered to a business location. We also have a purolite contract if you decide to dry wash. We also make liquid soap and bar soap from our glycerine. We sell it to off set the cost of production.

Jason

215-783-5710

Here is a link to pics of our set up:

http://www.biodieselpictures.com/viewtopic.php?t=500&sid=928fd57bca60903cebe4e747dedafad9

 I live in the new castle area, and would like some help in making bio-diesel.   I have bought a unit, and a good supply of oil.  Have everything that I need, but would like some help.   I can be reached at quigleyd@delaware.net.

The next meeting will be in Newark, Delaware at Central Perk, 42 East Main Street. The meeting will be on 4/10/08 at 7:30 p.m.

Care if some one from over the bridge shows up i like to attend

I am in Cecil,Md. I am very interested in making biodiesel, I have been doing lots of reading but would really like to talk to some one making it. I would like to atend the meeting if possible. any advice would be great, I'm not on the computer alot but can be reached at 443-309-0844.  I would greatly appreciate picking someones brain with all my questions. Thank Brian 

The meeting at Central Perk on 4/10/08 in Newark Delaware is open to the public. Please all feel free to attend. If you need directions or have more questions write pmn.1@hotmail.com. This group is intended to be a co-op. Right now we are struggling with people interested in helping. If you join the co-op workload is shared and the cost of chemicals becomes cheaper (hence cheaper biodiesel).

I will try and make it there also.

Fred

Greetings to all,

I have formed a LLC and have aquired fed,state and local grant monies to purshace some equipment to produce approx. 8 mgy.  I have attended numerous seminars across the USA and India and if I knew then what I know now, I may not have started on this "long strange trip".  If you choose to produce for personal use, great.  But when you take the Big Bite and go for broke, every regulating agency wants to poke their nose in and I believe, are looking for ANY reason to shut us down.  Now remember now, we haven't produces one ounce of B100 to date, but have expended over 350K to date.  Our LLC is headquartered in Newark, DE and have optioned a structere with a rail spur.  All I want to convey to anyone out there who is looking to jump-in with both feet, be prepared for massive government interference.  This in not to mention that the residential home heating oil distributers are lobbying to make sure our type of operations are not profitable so that they can maintain their dominance of the market.

In closing, I WILL NOT SUCCUMB TO BIG BOTHER.  I had my arse shot-up and shot-down while in combat and I certainly am not going to intimidated by some local oil distrubutors who think they can use their political pressure to deny our LLC the licenses and permits that we have already know have passed the most stringent reguirements.  Iowa State University is an absolute "Goldmine" when it comes to the Biofuel business.  If you have ANY inclination of going into this business, plan on at leat 3 years of research, seminars, business plan development, outlay of capital without any return initially and last but not least, TIME...lots and lots of TIME.  We expected to have out autocad designs approved by last January, but NCC just drags on and on and on....I will give it one more year (thats all the capital including the venture capital and grants that I will have) and then go Chapter 7 with it. 

My advise from someone in the trenches is, keep it small for individual use.  If you use heating oil for your home heating, I say go for it. With all of the talk today of needing this product, their is an extreme group of individuals who DO NOT WANT this amount of Biofuel produced in Northern Delaware.  But, as a S.F. soldier, I will never give up...until I'm broke!!!

GOOD LUCK TO ALL WHO ASPIRE TO PRODUCE THE FUTURE OF FUEL.